Table of Contents

• Preface
• An Introduction
• Chapter 1: Preparations and Goodbyes
• Chapter 2: Planes, Paperwork, and Patience
• Chapter 3: Victims of the Janjaweed
• Chapter 4: The Country That Would Rebuild
• Chapter 5: He Who Chases Genocide
• Chapter 6: Lost Tourist in the Mist
• Chapter 7: Rosette
• Chapter 8: The Strangest Birthday
• Chapter 9: Facing the Music
• Chapter 10: The G Word
• Chapter 11: Cover-Up City
• Chapter 12: House and Home
• Chapter 13: What To Do About the Past
• Epilogue: Origins and Returns
• Afterword
• Acknowledgements
• Bibliography
• Index

About the Author

Raffy Boudjikanian is a national reporter with CBC Edmonton. He has worked as a journalist in a number of places around the world, from Nicaragua to France to Montreal. He lives in Edmonton.

Reviews

This personal exploration of genocide asks important questions.
*Publishers Weekly*

Thought-provoking and candid, Journey through Genocide is a dark yet necessary contribution to public and college library World History and Holocaust Studies collections.
*Midwest Book Review*

As pleasurable a read as a book on stories of genocide could be... his tone is a measured one, a road that brings you to what he saw, but doesn't lavish on the gory details.
*The Eastern Door*