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Réflexions sur le Rapport Duclert
Card Number 29356
Warning: this document expresses the ideology of the perpetrators of the genocide against the Tutsi or show tolerance towards it.
Number
29356
Author
Dupuis, Serge
Author
Vidal, Claudine
Author
Le Pape, Marc
Author
Gasana, James
Author
Swinnen, Johan
Author
Guichaoua, André
Date
21 janvier 2022
Ymd
20220121
Title
Réflexions sur le Rapport Duclert
Subtitle
Le 26 mars 2021, l'historien Vincent Duclert remettait au président de la République, Emmanuel Macron, le rapport de la Commission de recherche sur les archives françaises relatives au Rwanda et au génocide des Tutsis, après deux ans de travaux destinés à faire la lumière sur le rôle et l'engagement de la France entre 1990 et 1994. Pour débattre de ce rapport, la Fondation a rassemblé le 30 septembre dernier plusieurs personnalités ; leurs différentes interventions sont reprises dans le compte-rendu ci-dessous.
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21
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Page web
Language
FR
Comment
James Gasana, former Rwandan Minister of Defense, suggests that regarding the RPF attack in early October 1990, not only was Habyarimana informed about it but that he had concluded a kind of agreement with Rwigema so that the latter would launch a limited attack in order to force the MRND party to accept the return of the Tutsi refugees. Belgian Ambassador Johann Swinnen confirms this hypothesis. Furthermore, James Gasana emphasizes that France was disinterested in the Arusha negotiations. In particular during those that led to the ceasefire agreement of May 31, 1993.