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Steppd in Blood

This pioneering study of how the Rwandan genocide was engineered is a much-needed antidote to accounts that seek to turn history on its head. Andrew Wallis has combined broad knowledge with deep research to produce a groundbreaking work. It is about Rwanda, but also about the way powerful elites can manipulate ordinary people into carrying out horrific crimes.

Stephen Kinzer , author and journalist. Former NY Times foreign correspondent. Boston Globe columnist. Senior Fellow at Brown University

In this remarkable book, Andrew Wallis documents Western complicity before, during and after the Rwandan genocide. The international community continues to let down the genocide survivors by reducing the prison terms of those found responsible. Truly, Rwandan lives seem to matter little, despite our politicians lip service to human rights. Essential reading for anyone striving to comprehend mankinds dark soul and the weakness of the international justice system.

Rebecca Tinsley , Founder of Waging Peace and Network for Africa; journalist and author

I have to say that the content is sensational, a real bombshell. This book will be a shattering blow to all deniers.

Gerald Caplan , Co-author of Rwanda: The Preventable Genocide , (2000), Organisation of African Unity report on the genocide; academic and columnist for Toronto Globe and Mail

An essential read for anyone trying to understand how the genocide against the Tutsi came about. Andrew Wallis provides a compelling analysis of the critical role played by a core group of individuals who decided the extermination of a million people was preferable to losing their power, wealth and position. He casts new light on background factors of the tragedy, including Akazus broad network of foreign supporters who helped them get away with mass murder.

As genocide deniers are getting louder, he brings compelling evidence the genocide of the Tutsi was far from the spontaneous event that was presented to the world by the perpetrators of the genocide and their supporters. Twenty-five years later, he also reminds us much remains to be done to bring justice to the victims of the genocide. This is a masterful research job.