How I Survived the Genocide Against the Tutsi

The narrative explores the harrowing experiences of Tutsis over three decades, highlighting their persecution and the constant fear of violence. The author recounts his escape to Germany, where he confronts new challenges such as bureaucracy, racism, and isolation in asylum homes. Despite the struggle against despair, he finds support from compassionate Germans. After nearly eight years of waiting for political refugee status, he ultimately decides to return to Rwanda post-genocide to aid in the country's reconstruction, offering a poignant and timely testimony of resilience and hope.