Similarities between the genocide against the Tutsi and the Holocaust.

1. Both genocides were systematic and planned campaigns of mass murder targeting a specific group of people based on their ethnicity or religion.

2. Both genocides were carried out by a government or ruling regime with the intent of completely eliminating the targeted group.

3. Both genocides involved the use of propaganda and dehumanization of the targeted group to justify the violence and atrocities committed against them.

4. Both genocides resulted in the deaths of millions of innocent people, with the victims being subjected to torture, rape, forced labor, and other forms of violence.

5. Both genocides have had long-lasting effects on the survivors and their communities, leading to intergenerational trauma and ongoing struggles for justice and reconciliation.

6. Both genocides have been widely recognized as some of the worst atrocities in human history, leading to efforts to commemorate the victims and educate future generations about the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again.