How I Survived the Genocide Against the Tutsi

The narrative explores the harrowing experiences of Tutsis over three decades, detailing the persecution they faced, culminating in the author's flight to Germany. In Germany, he encounters bureaucratic challenges, racism, and isolation in asylum homes, leading to a struggle against despair. Amidst these trials, he finds support from compassionate Germans that helps him maintain hope. After nearly eight years of waiting for political refugee status, he ultimately decides to return to Rwanda post-genocide to contribute to the country's reconstruction, offering a poignant and timely testimony.