I saw grave the size of football pitch stacked with bodies 8ft high, says Brit who discovered horrific German death camp

WHEN Army despatch rider Herbert Kenny heard a tip about an apparent wartime “death camp” at Belsen, ­Germany, he had no idea he was involved in anything ­significant.

But as he pushed open the non-descript gates at the camp on April 15, 1945, he was about to suffer one of the greatest shocks of anyone who had ever lived.

GettyScenes inside Belsen Concentration camp after being liberated by British troops, 15th April 1945[/caption] HandoutHerbert Kenny became the first British...