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Exploring the value of 'The Rwandan genocide Film' as a pedagogical tool for raising awareness
The Rwandan genocide is a complex subject that even works of written historical discourse struggle to explain. Previous filmic studies have primarily focused on three well known Rwandan genocide films, Hotel Rwanda, Shooting Dogs and Sometimes in April; this thesis expands its focus to nine feature...
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Department of Historical Studies
2020
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