Carlton Holden
Carlton Holden
Reading from Génocidaires Rwanda
Reading from Génocidaires Rwanda
Reading from Génocidaires Rwanda
Tuesday 5th April 2022
Carlton Holden reads from 'Génocidaires Rwanda', capturing the harrowing experiences of the Ngabonziza family during the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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Get the buttons here!Carlton Holden's Riveting Read: The Harrowing Tale of Rwanda's Genocide
Rise, my dear hutu brothers. Rise. Look everywhere possible and find those sneaky cockroaches with their noses in the air at us in yenzi. You can't hide hutu power.
Imagine being thrust into the chaos and terror of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. That's precisely where Carlton Holden takes you in this gripping podcast episode. Reading from his book 'Génocidaires Rwanda', Holden vividly recounts the harrowing experiences of the Ngabonziza family and their fellow Tutsis. As the interahamwe, the brutal paramilitary groups, unleash their fury, the family fights to survive amidst unimaginable horror.
Holden's narration doesn't just tell a story; it transports you to a time and place where fear and hatred reigned supreme. One particularly chilling moment is when Simon Bikindi, Rwanda's infamous singer, delivers a hate-fueled speech that incites violence against the Tutsis. Holden's reading captures the raw emotion and dread of the moment, making it impossible to remain unmoved. The episode also delves into the historical context, exploring how colonial rule sowed seeds of division between the Hutus and Tutsis.
Holden's storytelling shines a light on these complexities, offering listeners a deeper understanding of the tragic events. This episode isn't just about recounting history; it's about feeling it, understanding it, and reflecting on its lessons. Whether you're a history buff, a literature lover, or someone seeking to understand human resilience in the face of atrocity, this episode offers a powerful experience.
Carlton Holden's empathetic and engaging narrative ensures that this isn't just another history lesson—it's a profound journey through one of humanity's darkest chapters.