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Hutu (African people)

LC control no.sh 85011016
LC classificationDT450.25.H86 Rwanda
DT450.65.H87 Burundi
Topical headingHutu (African people)
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Variant(s)Bahutu
Banyaruanda (African people)
Banyarwanda (African people)
Lera (African people)
Ndara (African people)
Ndoga (African people)
Ndogo (African people)
Ruanda (African people)
Rwanda (African people)
Shobyo (African people)
Tshogo (African people)
See alsoEthnology--Burundi
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Ethnology--Congo (Democratic Republic)
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Ethnology--Rwanda
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Rundi (African people)
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Found inAfrican ethonyms and toponyms: p. 157 (Hutu (Bahutu) Rwanda, Burundi)
Ethnologue: p. 158 (Hutu (Lera, Ululera, Ndara, Shobyo, Tshogo, Ndoga) Rundi (BT))
Voegelin lang.: p. 63 (Hutu (Lera, Urulera, Ndara, Shobyo, Tshogo, Ndogo) Bantu)
Biebuyck, D. African ethnonyms, c1996 (Rwanda (Rwanda); var.: Banyarwanda, Ruanda: Rwanda is the name of a country and of a kingdom; Banyarwanda is the full name of people living in Rwanda of which there are 3 constitution groups: Tutsi, Hutu, and Twa)
Amnesty International WWW homepage, 19 Aug. 1997 (Zaire country report: Banyarwanda means people of Rwanda, but refers in this case to Zairian Hutu and Tutsi living in North and South Kivu. Hutu and Tutsi peoples are the main ethnic groups in Rwanda and Burundi. The Banyamulenge are Tutsi, many of whom claim to have lived in South-Kivu for generations, both groups originate from Rwanda but hold Zairian nationality)
Not found inMurdock world cult.