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November 8th, The International Criminal Tribunal of Rwanda was created to hold those accountable within the violence for their actions.

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July 18th, the RPF announced that the genocide was over and called for a cease fire. After, they appointed Pastor Bizimungu as President of Rwanda.

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July 4th, the well organized RPF with the support of the Ugandan military marched into the Capital of Kigali.

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In the first 100 days of the genocide, about 800,000 Tutsi and sympathizers were killed (totaling about 8,000 deaths per day). Most of the deaths were in and on church grounds.

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April 7th, the Rwandan radio stations began broadcasting speeches to incite violence and to have Hutus commit murder to their Tutsi neighbors, who were blamed for the killing of the President.

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April 6th, a plane carrying President Habyarimana and others was shot down and everyone inside the plane were killed.

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On January 11th, the then UN Force Commander sent a cable to the UN headquarters in New York City, warning them of intelligence stating that there was a plan by the Hutu backed government to conduct an extermination of the Tutsis within the state.

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In August, a peace accord was signed by the then President Habyarimana and the Rwandan Patriotic Front; this did little to nothing to stop the violence from erupting.

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Survivors, bystanders, and killers themselves describe clearly that the government during this time used propaganda to force the Rwandan people in submission and to also create fear.

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The Rwandan Patriotic Front invades Rwanda.

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Tutsi refugees in Uganda, who were supported by moderate Hutus, formally create the RPF (Rwandan Patriotic Front) led by President Paul Kagame of Rwanda.

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Church ties with the Hutu ran government became so entwined that the Church ended up moving its Archdiocese from Kalogayi to Kigali.

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The Catholic Church started to focus more on Hutu education amiss backlash

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All Catholic Churches were nationalized, which took them out of the Church's control.

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The Rwandan Revolution (also called the Hutu Revolution) took place. The Rwandan government gained independence from Belgium. The rebellion and fight for independence put the Hutus in power and resulted in the killing of 5,000-8,000 Tutsis and sent them again into exile.

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The first President of Rwanda was Gregorie Kayibanda (an author who was partially responsible for the creation of the Manifesto. To gain control of the Tutsis, the Hutus (joined by the government) killed Tutsis and sent them into exile.

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After the publication, the Tutsis were no longer able to hold power and Belgium removed King Mutara III from power, thus ending the Monarchy.

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"The Manifesto of the Bahutu" was created; blamed the Belgium government for being an absent ruler and not controlling the civil unrest.

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In response to the Church's complaints, the Belgium government directed the Jesuits to move their school to Usumbara, Burundi.

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At the request of King Mutara III, Jesuit missionaries arrived in Rwanda, they started to educate Hutus.

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The majority of Tutsis (95%) were baptized and converted to Catholicism.

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King Mutara III was named King and converted to Catholicism after taking the throne. The Church now held a powerful position in Rwandan politics.

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King Musinga was removed. He refused to convert to Catholicism because he did not like the Catholic Church.

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Rwanda is now controlled by Belgium

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After WWII, the territory once controlled by Germany within the African continent was split up among the Ally forces