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Inyenzi: A Story of Love and Genocide
Andrew Brown

Inyenzi: A Story of Love and Genocide

a story of love and genocide

Mallard (2000)
9781875076116
297 pages | en_US
Dewey 823/.92
LC Classification 2001321830

Genre

  • Love stories

Subject

  • Africa
  • Geography

Plot

Inyenzi is a riveting, beautiful and heartbreaking novel set against the backdrop of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. It follows the lives of three characters caught up in the anarchy of the Melchior, a Hutu priest in a rural community; his childhood friend, Victor, head of the communal police in the area; and Selena, a Tutsi woman from the city ... and Melchior s secret love. In the eyes of the Hutu extremists she is nothing but a cockroach - an inyenzi - who must be exterminated. In the chilling period before the killing spree, the lives of the three characters, and the choices they make, become increasingly intertwined, as childhood bonds, personal morality, love and self-sacrifice are pushed to the limit.

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