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Commémoration de Kwibuka 31 - Discours du Dr. Jean Damascène Bizimana, Ministre de l'Unité nationale et de l'Engagement civique
Card Number 35016
Number
35016
Author
Bizimana, Jean-Damascène
Date
7 avril 2025
Ymd
20250407
Title
Commémoration de Kwibuka 31 - Discours du Dr. Jean Damascène Bizimana, Ministre de l'Unité nationale et de l'Engagement civique
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1049648 bytes
Pages nb.
8
Source
Type
Discours
Language
en
Comment
Belgium, Germany, and the United Kingdom were unable to agree on Rwanda's borders in 1916 because they were at war. It was the Brussels Agreement of May 14, 1910, that severed several Kinyarwanda-speaking regions from Rwanda, then OstAfrika, including Bufimbira (Uganda) to Great Britain, and Bwishya, Gishali, and Idjwi Island (Congo) in Lake Kivu to Belgium.