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Hamites and Hebrews: Problems in "Judaizing" the Rwandan genocide

William F. S. Miles
Pages 107-115 | Published online: 03 Aug 2010

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Stephen L. Egbert, Nathaniel R. Pickett, Nicole Reiz, William Price, Austen Thelen & Vincent Artman. (2016) Territorial Cleansing: A Geopolitical Approach to Understanding Mass Violence. Territory, Politics, Governance 4:3, pages 297-318.
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Nigel Eltringham. (2006) ‘Invaders who have stolen the country’: The Hamitic Hypothesis, Race and the Rwandan Genocide. Social Identities 12:4, pages 425-446.
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René Lemarchand. (2002) Disconnecting the threads: Rwanda and the Holocaust reconsidered. Journal of Genocide Research 4:4, pages 499-518.
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Jonathan R. Beloff. (2022) Rwandan Perceptions of Jews, Judaism, and Israel. Journal of Religion in Africa 52:3-4, pages 243-268.
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Shai Afsai. (2016) Nigeria's Igbo Jews: Jewish identity and practice in Abuja. Anthropology Today 32:2, pages 14-17.
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Martin Doevenspeck. (2011) Constructing the border from below: Narratives from the Congolese–Rwandan state boundary. Political Geography 30:3, pages 129-142.
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William F. S. Miles. (2008) Indigenization of the Holocaust and the Tehran Holocaust Conference: Iranian Aberration or Third World Trend?. Human Rights Review 10:4, pages 505-519.
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René Lemarchand. 2005. The Political Economy of the Great Lakes Region in Africa. The Political Economy of the Great Lakes Region in Africa 48 70 .

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