The Antelope's Strategy: Living in Rwanda After the Genocide AUTH-5341600 Amish fiction favorite Suzanne Woods

Amish fiction favorite Suzanne Woods Fisher brings her fans back to the beginning of Amish life in America with this fascinating glimpse into the first ocean crossing as seen through the eyes of a devout young woman and an irreverent man

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Kass is Senior Lecturer in the Humanities Collegiate Division at the University of Chicago

The Antelope's Strategy: Living in Rwanda After the Genocide AUTH-5341600 Amish fiction favorite Suzanne WoodsOne hot May morning in 2003, a crowd of Hutus who had participated in the genocidal killings of April 1994 in Rwanda filed out of prison and into the sunshine, singing hallelujahs, their freedom granted by presidential pardon. As they returned to their old villages, Tutsi survivors watched as the people who had killed their neighbors and families returned to the homes around them. In The Antelope's Strategy, Jean Hatzfeld returns to Rwanda to talk