British survivor`s account of life in Belsen - archive, 21 September 1945
(The Guardian Germany)

21 September 1945: Witness describes having to eat grass after five foodless days, and seeing friend, still alive, thrown on to a heap of corpsesLuneburg, September 20This has been a terrible day at the Belsen trial. First this morning all the courtroom, court, prisoners, press, and German spectators saw the films taken in camp by the British Army Film Photographic Unit just after British troops had liberated it. Then followed the evidence by the only Briton known to survive the camp-a Jersey schoolmaster named Harold Osmand le Drieullenac of St. Helier. Related: The wound of Anne Frank - archive, 16 July 1985 Continue reading...