Jonathan R. Beloff is nonresident visiting fellow at New York University and a former postdoctoral research associate at the Department of War Studies at King's College, London.

Meticulously researched and closely argued, Jonathan R. Beloff's impeccably written and often poignant analysis of how the Genocide ended brings a unique perspective to bear upon this most tragic of episodes in world history. Utilizing the principles of strategic theory, this fascinating study assesses the origins and course of the Genocide, free from moralizing and histrionics, to recover an incisive understanding of events.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Contextualising the War in Rwandan HistoryChapter Two: The Liberation War: Sowing the Seeds for the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Three: The RPA and FAR’s Public Policy, Strategy, Operations and Tactics during the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Four: The Rain Fell, Death Descended, but Support is ComingChapter Five: April 1994: The Genocide’s First MonthChapter Six: May 1994: The Genocide and War Rage OnChapter Seven: June 1994: The War in Kigali is TurningChapter Eight: July 1994: The War in Kigali EndsConclusion: Remembering the Campaign Against Genocide WarAppendix One: Named Military InformantsAppendix Two: Unnamed Military OfficialsAppendix Three: Named Civilian InformantsAppendix Four: Unnamed RwandansAppendix Five: United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda ‘Sitrep’ ReportsAppendix Six: Maps of KigaliBibliographyAbout the Author

Jonathan R. Beloff is nonresident visiting fellow at New York University and a former postdoctoral research associate at the Department of War Studies at King's College, London.

Meticulously researched and closely argued, Jonathan R. Beloff's impeccably written and often poignant analysis of how the Genocide ended brings a unique perspective to bear upon this most tragic of episodes in world history. Utilizing the principles of strategic theory, this fascinating study assesses the origins and course of the Genocide, free from moralizing and histrionics, to recover an incisive understanding of events.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Contextualising the War in Rwandan HistoryChapter Two: The Liberation War: Sowing the Seeds for the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Three: The RPA and FAR’s Public Policy, Strategy, Operations and Tactics during the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Four: The Rain Fell, Death Descended, but Support is ComingChapter Five: April 1994: The Genocide’s First MonthChapter Six: May 1994: The Genocide and War Rage OnChapter Seven: June 1994: The War in Kigali is TurningChapter Eight: July 1994: The War in Kigali EndsConclusion: Remembering the Campaign Against Genocide WarAppendix One: Named Military InformantsAppendix Two: Unnamed Military OfficialsAppendix Three: Named Civilian InformantsAppendix Four: Unnamed RwandansAppendix Five: United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda ‘Sitrep’ ReportsAppendix Six: Maps of KigaliBibliographyAbout the Author

Jonathan R. Beloff is nonresident visiting fellow at New York University and a former postdoctoral research associate at the Department of War Studies at King's College, London.

Meticulously researched and closely argued, Jonathan R. Beloff's impeccably written and often poignant analysis of how the Genocide ended brings a unique perspective to bear upon this most tragic of episodes in world history. Utilizing the principles of strategic theory, this fascinating study assesses the origins and course of the Genocide, free from moralizing and histrionics, to recover an incisive understanding of events.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionChapter One: Contextualising the War in Rwandan HistoryChapter Two: The Liberation War: Sowing the Seeds for the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Three: The RPA and FAR’s Public Policy, Strategy, Operations and Tactics during the Campaign against Genocide WarChapter Four: The Rain Fell, Death Descended, but Support is ComingChapter Five: April 1994: The Genocide’s First MonthChapter Six: May 1994: The Genocide and War Rage OnChapter Seven: June 1994: The War in Kigali is TurningChapter Eight: July 1994: The War in Kigali EndsConclusion: Remembering the Campaign Against Genocide WarAppendix One: Named Military InformantsAppendix Two: Unnamed Military OfficialsAppendix Three: Named Civilian InformantsAppendix Four: Unnamed RwandansAppendix Five: United Nations Assistance Mission in Rwanda ‘Sitrep’ ReportsAppendix Six: Maps of KigaliBibliographyAbout the Author