The Convoy - Hotel Rwanda
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
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Hutu Paul Rusesabagina manages the Hôtel des Mille Collines and lives a happy life with his Tutsi wife and their three children, but when Hutu military forces initiate a campaign of ethnic cleansing against the Tutsi minority, Paul is compelled to allow refugees to take shelter in his hotel. As the U.N. pulls out, Paul must struggle alone to protect the Tutsi refugees in the face of the escalating violence later known as the Rwandan genocide.
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Love that Nolte has a Browning Hi-Power. Completely accurate for the Canadian Armed forces of this time
And that it is cocked at 3:41 which is accurate. So many movies have these or 1911's with the hammer down.
Hotel Rwanda and Sometimes In April are two of the most haunting depictions of the Rwandan Genocide. Both great movies.
UN peacekeeping has got to be the worse position to be put when in military
your essentially a soldier with your hands tied behind your back and have to ask a murderer to stop fighting
Yup. Had a friend who was in the Canadian Army, he was a Combat Engineer. He told me of his experience of his UN Mission in Cambodia, UNTAC 1992. After that experience he told me that he would never go on a UN Mission ever again.
RIP Mark Hew
Will miss you bro.
I just realized just how difficult it is to be a UN peacekeeping force. Thry are essentially the (oftentimes) unwanted third party intervenor between two opposing parties caught in physical fights. Anyone who knew someone who breaks up fights or is the one who breaks up fights will know that sort of experience: being beaten by both parties for having the audacity to meddle in their business while trying to stop it. Imagine the two parties fighting each other as two factions caught in civil war and the fights are fights with dradly weapons. The UN peacekeeping forces (as the unwanted third party intervenor) has the dubious honor of being at risk of its soldiers being injured or killed in the line of duty. No wonder they are not allowed to do more than passively protect blue zones: they really don't want the bad press that some of their soldiers got killed for intervening to stop a violent war happening...
I know a lad who's a UN observer. Trained soldiers which get sent into highly unstable zones in small squads and without any weapons, surveilling peace treaties which are shaky as hell.
The macabre answer is it would be better to let these conflicts sort themselves out like they did in the past. The UN just drags them out and prolongs the instability of the region.
@@disneysrecessextra1634 The UN actually shows better results than many NATO missions did, if they're allocated the necessary funds and given the right doctrine.
In Rwanda the enemy for the UN was cowardice and the Belgians. If the Belgians werent such cowards and abandoned the mission, the remaining UN Forces may have had a chance. However, overt historical hatred between Dallaire (Dutch-Canadian) and the Belgians was severe.
There are some UN Peacekeeper forces, such as Nordbat when they were assigned to missions in Bosnia, who would turn off their radios so they didn't have to acknowledge orders to not get involved. That's how frustratingly insane the mission is sometimes.
I remember in high school watching a movie about the Rwanda genocide. Not Hotel Rwanda, but a story more focused on Romeo Dallaire, it was called “Shake Hands with the Devil”. It really highlighted just how insane the situation was. Bodies after bodies in the streets, the open feeling of murder at every corner, the helplessness of the UN peacekeepers
Rare the Canadian military gets any press.
Oh wow. We watched this in one of my high school history classes, would've been around 08-09 I think. Haven't seen it since then. I may need to give it a second watch.
It is a shame to say the least, to have such behaviour from humans in todays era.
Try EVERY ERA. Satan has been released on the world.
@@pep590 You don't have to blame 'Satan' or any other mythical being for human behaviour
@@Crissy_the_wonderThe greatest trick Satan ever pulled was convincing the world that he doesn't exist.
Giving me Resident Evil 5 flashbacks.
Apologies for late arrival, up on the North Yorkshire Moors....excellent as always...the Moors were good too...😊😊😊
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Man, the speakers on RTLM radio station are just downright menacing and hateful.
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Why did that Interahamwe shoot the Rwandan soldier?
The military was technically against the genocide, and at the very least they knew better than to attack UN personnel. They weren't going to let the Interahamwe attack a UN convoy, even if they wanted to.
I dont remember the specifics, but I remember that early on, not too long after the presidents plane was shot down Radio Kigali was taken over by the Hutus and used it to to call for mass killings of Tutsi as well as using it to coordinate mob attacks. At one point in his book, romeo recounts a time when he overheard one of the radio announcers placing a bounty on "the white officer with a moustache"
As for why the Interahmwe shot the Rwandan? The Interahamwe was at best a "militia" but more realistically just untrained loyalists, freely handed out guns. No trraining, no vetting. Rwanda and its governemnt esseitnally collapsed overnight, and the entire country turning into a powergrab by the military officers and rebel leaders.
Compound that with decades of ethnic tension between the Hutus and Tutsi and it turned into the literal genocide.
3:41 Tribesman really said "Screw this guy in particular."
I know that it is a movie, but still, it is freezing and terrifying. Real tribal war
I didn’t realize that they were Canadian troops in that country
The UN peacekeepers in Rwanda were led by Canadian general Romeo Dalliare. He is a hero who did his best to prevent the genocide, but unfortunately and tragically, UN red tape and bureaucracy prevented him and the UN peacekeepers under his command, many of them Canadians, from stopping it.
Shake Hands With the Devil from the perspective of Roméo Dallaire is absolutely chilling. Worse than this.
Peacekeepers...you needed a few hundred Marines...
Am sorry to inform you this but the American stand by and watched
Most of the world did nothing. Only a handfull of countries got involved, and then they were limited by stringent restrictions of their mandate there
I heard about this movie. I have watched Shake Hands with The Devil.
Africa is fun
Canada will never for get this.
watched this in high school history
great job as always UN, dear god what a crapshoot that was
Too many pistols too few GPMGs
Virgin UN vs Chad OFN(Hearts of Iron IV: The New Order)
0:58: Snitch.
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UN forces did the best they could but overall an embarrassment to the UN policies>
What’s up brother🤓☝🏻
Canadians. Lol