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Belgium’s share of the blame for the 1994 Tutsi genocide in Rwanda is often overlooked today because of the debate over France’s role. But Belgium’s responsibility can be traced back to the aftermath of the first world war when a League of Nations mandate gave it administrative control of the two former German colonies of Rwanda and Burundi. The Belgians were influenced by anthropometry and obsessed with the classification and differentiation of ‘races’. They decided that the Tutsis’ facial traits showed they were of Hamitic or Nilotic origin, and were descended from a cattle-herding people who had come to central Africa in search of pasture and imposed themselves on the local Hutus (Bantu farmers) and Twa (a pygmy people who were the original occupants of the land). In the early 1930s, Belgium introduced a permanent division of the population by classifying Rwandans into three ethnic (ethno-racial) groups. Compulsory identity cards were issued labeling each individual as either Tutsi, Hutu, Twa, or Naturalised. While it had previously been possible for particularly wealthy Hutus to become honorary Tutsis, the identity cards prevented any further movement between the groups and made socio-economic groups into rigid ethnic groups.  The Tutsi notables, who had come to believe in the superiority the Belgians attributed to them, became tools of the colonial administration, responsible for assigning forced labour and punishments. They inspired growing hatred among the Hutus, whose chiefs had all been deposed by the Belgians. Over time, the Hutus were given increasingly onerous forced labour assignments, which led to several famines. Only Tutsi children had access to education, for example at the secondary school in Astrida (now Butare, in Rwanda’s southeast), where future employees of the colonial administration were trained. This provide the basis for anti-Tutsi propaganda in 1994. #rwanda #genocide #belgium #colonizer #racism #ethnicity #europe #france #africa #History #culture #blog #BlackHistory #fyp #foryou #viral #tiktok #heritage #historybuff #historychannel #black #BlackTikTok #africantiktok #africanamerican #blackculture
Belgium’s share of the blame for the 1994 Tutsi genocide in Rwanda is often overlooked today because of the debate over France’s role. But Belgium’s responsibility can be traced back to the aftermath of the first world war when a League of Nations mandate gave it administrative control of the two former German colonies of Rwanda and Burundi. The Belgians were influenced by anthropometry and obsessed with the classification and differentiation of ‘races’. They decided that the Tutsis’ facial traits showed they were of Hamitic or Nilotic origin, and were descended from a cattle-herding people who had come to central Africa in search of pasture and imposed themselves on the local Hutus (Bantu farmers) and Twa (a pygmy people who were the original occupants of the land). In the early 1930s, Belgium introduced a permanent division of the population by classifying Rwandans into three ethnic (ethno-racial) groups. Compulsory identity cards were issued labeling each individual as either Tutsi, Hutu, Twa, or Naturalised. While it had previously been possible for particularly wealthy Hutus to become honorary Tutsis, the identity cards prevented any further movement between the groups and made socio-economic groups into rigid ethnic groups. The Tutsi notables, who had come to believe in the superiority the Belgians attributed to them, became tools of the colonial administration, responsible for assigning forced labour and punishments. They inspired growing hatred among the Hutus, whose chiefs had all been deposed by the Belgians. Over time, the Hutus were given increasingly onerous forced labour assignments, which led to several famines. Only Tutsi children had access to education, for example at the secondary school in Astrida (now Butare, in Rwanda’s southeast), where future employees of the colonial administration were trained. This provide the basis for anti-Tutsi propaganda in 1994. #rwanda #genocide #belgium #colonizer #racism #ethnicity #europe #france #africa #History #culture #blog #BlackHistory #fyp #foryou #viral #tiktok #heritage #historybuff #historychannel #black #BlackTikTok #africantiktok #africanamerican #blackculture

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