By KIRSTEN GORUK Herald-Tribune staff
When Yannick Tona first heard that people in Rwanda had starting killing the Tutsi members of the population, he thought that Tutsis were some kind of animal. (more…)
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‘I had no idea if I was Hutu or Tutsi’–Rwandan genocide survivor brings message of hope to students
Posted: October 26, 2011 in NewsTags: Aegis Trust, Armenians, Charity, genocide, Jews, Rwanda, Survivors, Tutsi
The Internet, Information Architecture and Community Memory
Posted: January 13, 2011 in Genocide DenialTags: Armenian Genocide, Catholic Church, Charity, Community, Electronic, Ernst Zundel, Filip Reyntjens, France, genocide, Holocaust, Holocaust Denial, Hutu, Hutu extremists, Information, Internet, Memory, Online, Patrick Carmichae, Patrick Carmichael, Revisionists, Rwanda, Survivors, Tutsi, UK, United Nations, United States, Victims
By Patrick Carmichael, University of Reading, UK
Abstract
This article reviews current technological developments, particularly Peer-to-Peer technologies and Distributed Data Systems, and their value to community memory projects, particularly those concerned with the preservation of the cultural, literary and administrative data of cultures which have suffered genocide or are at risk of genocide. (more…)
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