Understanding the Impact of Genocide

The video is a guided tour of the Kar Genocide Memorial, led by Gamba, the head guide. It begins with an introduction to the memorial and the tour process, including paying respects to the victims. Gamba shares his personal experiences during the genocide, highlighting the impact on his family and the constant fear they lived in. He discusses the use of humor as a coping mechanism and the importance of friendship. The video concludes with a message of hope and change, emphasizing the possibility of recovery and a brighter future after the genocide.

What is the first activity visitors participate in at the Kar Genocide Memorial?

• Listening to an audio guide

• Laying flowers to pay respect

• Watching a documentary

• Signing a guest book

What do visitors often find confusing about the museum?

• The layout of the exhibits

• The historical timeline

• The language of the audio guide

• Who was responsible for the genocide

How many children survived in the speaker's family?

• Five

• Three

• Two

• Nine

What is the speaker's relationship with the person who survived in his family?

• Father

• Cousin

• Uncle

• Brother

What did the speaker manage to obtain for his father during the genocide?

• A pair of shoes

• A blanket

• A loaf of bread

• A cup of tea

How did the speaker describe the feeling of living during the genocide?

• Excited

• Constant fear

• Joyful

• Hopeful

What is the speaker's perspective on life after the genocide?

• There is no hope for change

• Life can never return to normal

• The past should be forgotten

• Life can regain some normalcy and hope

What does the speaker say about the power of the memorial?

• It has no emotional impact

• It is a powerful place even for those who work there

• It is only a historical site

• It is only powerful for visitors

What activity did the speaker lose interest in during the commemoration?

• Reading

• Football

• Cooking

• Traveling

What does the speaker say about the changes in people after the genocide?

• People have shown the ability to change

• People have become more aggressive

• People have not changed at all

• People have become more isolated