Into the Quick of Life: The Rwandan Genocide--The Survivors Speak
?This harrowing work in its entirety is surely among the most powerful pieces of journalism of our generation? Herald ?Only Primo Levi gets closer to what genocide means? Venue ?Into the Quick of Life, Hatzfeld?s second book, tells the stories of the Tutsi survivors of the genocide. It is as compelling a read. Sad, bewildered, pathetic people who lost kith and kin - often because they thought only of saving themselves. They are trying hard to forget, while forgiveness is an alien notion. A decade on, victim and perpetrator are still frozen in those 100 days the world ignored? Irish Independent--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.