9. Faith Through Works
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10. Evolution
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11. Savages
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13. The Big Idea
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14. Quote
“She started to tell me about her horrifying
experiences from the time she learned her
first German words.”
-Hanna Jansen
15. Works Cited
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that this was the official UN website. Their past activities suggest that the information is true and this source does come directly from the UN. This page helped provide
an accurate account of the UN’s activities while they aided in Rwanda’s issues, in the time surrounding the genocide. It also helped establishing a time line for me of
the events that played out.
