He was there to speak to the remaining Rwandan people about their experiences during this dreadful time. The stories being told in this book are very vivid and make this disaster come to life in all its details. He gives the Rwanda genocide a more human image, instead of only the objective information that is provided most of the time. As a foreigner it would be easy to revert to stereotypes, but that’s not what he did. In great detail he tries to explain what happened and in doing so, he gives the Hutu’s and Tutsi’s an opportunity to tell their stories. In this book the story does not end with the end of the genocide, but he tells about the years following the genocide. The Hutu’s that fled to refugee camps in Congo are also a subject of this book.