In Yugoslavia, I'd Asked For Additional Forces

Rwanda Was Considered A Second-class Operation Because It Was A Small Country, We Had Been Able To Maintain A Kind Of Status Quo. They Were Negotiating, They'd Accepted The New Peace Project, So We Were Under The Impression That Everything Would Be Solved Easily.

I Used To Say I Never Talk About My Successor, Neither About My Predecessor.

For Us, Genocide Was The Gas Chamber - What Happened In Germany. We Were Not Able To Realize That With The Machete You Can Create A Genocide.

The Problem Is When You Are Writing Something In Retrospective, It Needs A Lot Of Courage Not To Change, Or You Will Forget A Certain Reality, And You Will Just Take In Consideration Your View Today.

We Must Rid The World Of The Scourge Of These Agents Of Death And Destruction