article_snippet.sent: These hellish images, which were taken by British Reverend Charles Martin King Parsons, captured that poignant moment in history for future generations to remember.
article_snippet.sent: These never-before-seen images were captured by Reverend Charles Martin King Parsons, who was one of a handful of chaplains who helped liberate it .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Parsons, orginally from Leicestershire, was one of just a handful of British Army chaplains who made it inside the camp, and whose job it would have been to help cure the sick, and offer last comforts to those who were beyond saving.
article_snippet.sent: I never knew Mr Parsons, but my grandmother said Mr Parsons never talked about Mr Parsons time in the war.
article_snippet.sent: Charles was one of a handful of British Army chaplains who entered the camp in the days following liberation.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Parsons (left) took the pictures following the camp's liberation after Mr Parsons (left) went inside with other British troops to tend to the sick.
highlights_snippet.sent: British Reverend Charles Martin King Parsons was one of a handful of chaplains to enter Bergen-Belsen camp .
  