The Perspectives on Modern World History: The Rwandan Genocide edited by Alexander Cruden gives insight to the elaborate plot that became known as the Rwandan Genocide. It gives historical background knowledge, the precursor to how it began the world’s responses and the aftermath. It takes the reader through the years leading up to the Genocide and everything that followed. It describes the fact that rebellion had once received support from France, and also how the UN really couldn’t do anything about the issue. The HistoryWorld: History Of Rwanda details the origins of the Rwandan Genocide. It discusses the Ruanda-Urundi region from 1887-1914, the region being colonized by Belgium from 1914-1962, gaining its independence in 1962, the prelude
