We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families: Stories from Rwanda

I have educated myself on the conflict in Rwanda somewhat, but this book opens your eyes even wider.
Good background information, honest, exposes the hypocritical governmental and religious authorities involved. A thinking person can't help but ask, "What would I do in this situation?". Plus there are examples of fundamental good, by individuals who have determined to be governed by a higher moral standard (or you might say a MORAL standard period.) One that reflects simple human decency and responsibility to ones fellowman.

A bit dry. Very journalistic. Credible. Good narration.

I had watched the movie "Hotel Rwanda" a few years ago and this audio "fleshed out" that story for me. Very sad that all this killing and violence continues. Many gruesome details, but important for us to know. I've been on an Africa "kick" reading lots of books about different countries of that continent, some fact some fiction. Put this on your list.

I had to stop listening afterabout 8 /10 discs because even tho this is a true, historical event, and is still occuring today, I could not keep with the millions and millions and millions of people killed, and tortured and killed. This country has such an extreme willingness to be murdered and either does not want to stop the killigs or cannot stop the killings. This book is about a journalist visiting Rowanda and writing about what he sees and experiences. I could not even catch my breath between the mass murders of millions upon millions of people. I felt totally depressed and hopeless with this book.