PARIS, France (CNN) -- France on Wednesday said accusations by Rwanda that French politicians and military officials helped prepare and carry out the 1994 Rwandan genocide are "unacceptable." Alain Juppe, French foreign minister during the Rwanda genocide, calls the report an attempt to re-write history. Rwanda's Ministry of Justice released a report Tuesday detailing the alleged French role in the mass killings, which left 800,000 people dead in 100 days when Hutu extremists went on a rampage killing Tutsis and moderate Hutus. The report implicates 33 top French officials, including former French President Francois Mitterrand, and said French soldiers committed some of the killings.
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France: Accusations of French role in Rwanda genocide are "unacceptable"
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Rwandan report says French soldiers killed and raped in Rwanda
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Late President Mitterrand, former Prime Minister Villepin named in report
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800,000 killed during 100-day rampage in 1994
But France questioned the objectivity of the commission, which was formed to "shed light on the role of @placeholder in the genocide of Tutsis in 1994," according to the Rwandan government's Web site.