The Holocaust and Rwandan Genocide Emily Murray
Similarities between The Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide

The Rwandan Genocide
The 2 genocides are both one of the heaviest moments in history. No one tried to stop either of them. No one with power did anything to stop it from happening really. Both of the genocides had groups or people that were killing innocent people. Hitler and the Natzi's killed innocent Jews and disabled people and the Tutsi's and the Hutu's were killing each other. They both caused a war. The Holocaust caused World War 2 and the Rwandan Genocide was considered the Rwandan Cicil War.

The Holocaust
Differences Between the Holocaust and the Rwandan Genocide

The Rwandan Genocide
The Rwandan Genocide began when an airplane crashed killing their president and the president of Burundi. The Rwandan Civil War lasted over 100 days and the Holocaust lasted about 7 years. When the airplane crashed, people knew that violence would breakout. During the Holocaust, people didn't realize what was happening at first and they didn't know what it would lead to (they were kind of blindsided by it). During the Rwandan Genocide, innocent people were told to kill others. They were told to kill their neighbors and friends. During the Holocaust, the Natzi's and others were doing the killing. The Natzi's had Hitler leading them and in the Rwandan Civil War, they had 2 groups leading them rather than one person.

Analysis of the Rwandan Genocide
