When the world turned its back on genocide because it was in Africa
Peace keeping is always difficult. In Rwanda it was impossible. That’s the story told in Shake Hands With The Devil that focuses upon the head of the U.N. peacekeepers General Romeo Dallaire played by Roy Dupuis. The futility of his situation is captured in one scene when he got intelligence that militias were storing weapons across the capital to massacre the opposition. Dallaire wanted to launch raids but the United Nations in New York cancelled his plans and told him he had to tell the premier that the U.N. knew about the weapons caches which allowed them to be hidden again. That was just the start of limitations New York placed upon the peacekeepers. The movie shows the consequences as people were massacred left and right. It makes you feel completely helpless and frustrated at the same time. It’s very depressing that the world turned a blind eye to what was happening in Rwanda largely because it was black people in Africa. It all makes for a very powerful and emotional movie. It should be watched in tandem with Hotel Rwanda that gives a Rwandan view of the massacres.
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