Bernd
10/09/2020 (Fri) 15:25:55
No.40494
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10/09/2020 (Fri) 15:25:55
No.40494
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>>40493
Actually the book itself doesn't mention the Europe part, in fact it tries to blame them for things that are not their fault.
It says that the Hutu and Tutsi coincided with each other and that there was no real racial divide until Europeans came and in a European fashion kept the Tutsi in high positions as the Tutsi had been in control of the Administration and military before they arrived. If the Tutsi were in control of the Administration and military before they arrived then clearly there was a divide, this does not just happen naturally.
Actually the book itself doesn't mention the Europe part, in fact it tries to blame them for things that are not their fault.
It says that the Hutu and Tutsi coincided with each other and that there was no real racial divide until Europeans came and in a European fashion kept the Tutsi in high positions as the Tutsi had been in control of the Administration and military before they arrived. If the Tutsi were in control of the Administration and military before they arrived then clearly there was a divide, this does not just happen naturally.