Metal racks hold the bones of thousands of genocide victims inside one of the crypts at the Nyamata Catholic Church memorial. Attackers used guns and grenades to blast their way inside the church on April 13, 1994 where thousands of people had taken refuge, killing men women and children. The memorial's crypts contain the remains of over 45,000 genocide victims, the majority of them Tutsi, including those who were massacred inside the church itself. (Photo credit: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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