The Antelope's Strategy

The narrative delves into the aftermath of the Rwandan genocide, focusing on the complex dynamics between Hutu perpetrators released from prison and Tutsi survivors. Through interviews, Jean Hatzfeld captures the tension and struggle for reconciliation in a society still haunted by trauma. As former killers return to their communities, the book explores themes of memory, hope, and the enduring nature of grief, revealing the varied and often bleak perspectives on the possibility of healing among those who lived through the atrocities.