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“Today We Will Draw Death” is a reportage that tells readers about the genocide in Rwanda. In 1994, a plane crash that killed the president of Rwanda was the impetus for the mass genocide of the Tutsi. This tragedy still defines life in the country today. Writing this book, Polish reporter Wojciech Tochman focuses on the current state of affairs in Rwanda, which has turned into a territory of fear. Hutus live in fear of retribution for what they did, while Tutsis are still forced to interact with the murderers and rapists of their relatives. The author of this book also tells about external observers of the massacre in the country who adhered to a policy of non-interference.
“Today We Will Draw Death” by Polish reporter Wojciech Tochman will be useful to anyone who wants to understand the history of the confrontation between the Tutsi and the Hutus. This is a complex and important text that will interest readers of documentary fiction and show the consequences of one of the most terrible tragedies in the world.
This book has appeared in Ukrainian translation in the publishing house "Choven", where readers can find documentary and reportage literature ""The Scariest Days of My Life". Reports The Reckoning Project" and "The Swamp is Sweeter than Honey. Voices of Communist Albania".
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