“An Ordinary Man” (book)

"An Ordinary Man" is a memoir by Paul Rusesabagina, a humanitarian who sheltered over 1,200 Tutsi and moderate Hutu refugees during the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The book recounts his experiences amidst unimaginable violence, highlighting how courage and moral conviction can make a difference in times of crisis. Rusesabagina’s story offers an intimate look at the chaos of genocide, the importance of individual action, and the personal cost of doing what is right. It serves as both a personal narrative and a broader reflection on the potential for ordinary people to exhibit extraordinary bravery.