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Orange for Tutsi

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Red for Hutu

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black for the beginning and ending

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Purple for pictures

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Invasion by Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) rebels from Uganda, who demanded the return of thousands of mostly Tutsi refugees, is dismissed, and rebel leader Fred Rwigyema is killed. The Rwandan Civil War officially starts.

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The mixture of genocide. Inkotanyi, a Tutsi rebel army based in Uganda, attacks Kigali's government and takes over a small portion of the country. Inside the country, Tutsis are caught off guard and are targeted as Tutsi rebels' accomplices. Approximately 5,000 Tutsis have been put in jail across the country. Some of them die in prison as a result of the harsh treatment they receive.

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The Hutu government of Kigali utilizes a hate propaganda campaign against the Tutsi ethnic group through the media (National Radio and Kangura/Kanguka private journals).

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CDR, a hard-line Hutu political party, was founded (Coalition for the Defense of the Republic). Professor Leon Mugesera, a member of MRND, recommended for the Tutsi to be exterminated in the most effective way possible: by killing them with machetes and throwing them into the Akagera River, which will transport them to Ethiopia.

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From the north, the rebel army launches a major attack, this time coming within hearing distance of Kigali. The racial propaganda of Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines begins. Tutsi extremists assassinate President Ndadaye, a Hutu, in Burundi, and Tutsi are killed in northern Burundi.

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Melchoir Ndadaye, a Hutu, wins the presidency with 71 percent of the vote, mostly from Hutus, in democratic elections. As a result, the electorate has clearly rejected the ruling Tutsi elite (the Tutsi dominated UPRONA loses to the Front for Democracy in Burundi - FRODEBU)

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President Habayarimana of Rwanda (Hutu) salutes Ndadaye after his victory in the presidential election.

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Tutsi students and civil servants protest the vote's "ethnic sentiments" in Bujumura, Rwanda's capital.

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Supporters of the former (Tutsi) president from the Second Commando Battalion attempt a coup.

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Burundi accuses Rwanda of supporting (Hutu) rebels.

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Members of MDR Power, a hardline wing of the Hutu party MDR, attack and kill eight leaders of this party during a meeting. Felicien Gatabazi, the leader of the moderate Hutu party PSD, is assassinated outside his home in Kigali. In Kigali, eleven French military consultants dressed in civilian clothes have been identified.

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President Ntaryamira (Hutu) accuses the army of supporting terrorists among Hutu elements. The army is said to be protesting the government's decision to punish officers involved in Hutu violence.

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Interior and Public Security Minister Leonard Nyangoma (likely a Hutu) has called for an international peacekeeping force to be sent to the country, but the government has refused to support him.

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"On the 3rd, 4th, and 5th of April, minds will be heated up, and on the 6th of April, there will be respite, but a small thing might happen," says Hutu extremist radio RTLM. You're bound to see something on the 7th and 8th of April, as well as the rest of April."

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A national radio broadcast warns all Rwandans not to leave their homes until further notice, as mass killings of Tutsi begin from house to house in Kigali. Roadblocks are spaced about a third mile (0.5km) apart across Rwanda's territory.

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The French Embassy closes its doors for the last time. The Rwandan People's Front (RPF) has launched an attack on Kigali. The RIG is forced to flee to Gitarama. Friends from Butare, Innocent and Canisius, inform Seminega that all Tutsis will be killed because of their ethnic group, regardless of their political or religious beliefs.

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Belgium pulls its troops out of UNAMIR. Wounded Tutsi victims are dragged and killed from Red Cross ambulances. On April 16, 1994, Operation Amaryllis came to an end. With the exception of Butare, the region of Interim Government President Theodore Sindikibwabo, genocide has spread across Rwandan territory.

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President Sindikibwabo pays a visit to Butare, dismissing Butare's prefect, Dr. Jean Baptiste Habyarimana, a Tutsi who has refused to organize killings in his area.

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Tutsis continue to be murdered in the absence of international assistance. The Red Cross estimates that nearly half a million people have been killed by the middle of May.

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On July 4, soldiers from the Rwandan People's Front (RPF), which is mainly Tutsi, take control of Kigali, the country's capital. The 100-day killing spree has come to an end.

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The Interim government's thirteen ministers have taken refuge in the French safe zone. The RPF captures Gisenyi, Hutu Power's last stronghold.

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The FPR seizes control of almost the entire country on July 17th. The genocide came to an end on this date.