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Fabian Society Publishes Pamphlet on Rwanda Massacres

The Week Vol. 1, No. 15, 9 April 1964 · pp. 15-16 of the scan · 322 words

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The Fabian Society announce the publication of ‘Massacre in Rwanda" which is the first independent account of the Rwanda massacres. It explains how they Bout and makes constructive proposals for the prev= ention of further bloodshed. The author, Aaron Segal, an American research student, was in Rwanda soon after the massacres and was able to interviow many Rwandans, including government spokesmen ond was himself interrogated by the head of the Rwandan CID. He denies that the 10,000 to 14,000 deaths were the result of deliberate policy on tho part of the Rwanda Government and is very critical of the UN repre sentative in Rwanda, Max Dorsinville. The pamphlet can bo ottained from the Fabian Society, 11, Dartmouth St., London SW 1, costing 3/3 DeDe

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