Both the Holocaust, and Rwandan Genocide targeted a minority, which is a recurring theme among mass killings, and massacres. During the Holocaust primarily Jewish were killed, who only made up a small portion of Europe’s population. The Rwandan Genocide targeted the Tutsis, also a minority who held a small 14% of the population, compared to the Hulu’s 85% (BBC News: 100 Days of Slaughter, 2017). In both cases boundaries between differentiating parties were clearly drawn. Over time, the separation between both groups brewed into hatred for each other. “Unlike Rwanda where the genocide was based on ethnic hatred between Hutu and Tutsi, the Nazi Genocide was motivated by ‘ideological rooted in an illusionary world of Nazi imagination, where an
