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There exists British liberation films of some of the camps. These films have no sound to them, just the full, complete video. They aren’t made for entertainment so the camera tends to stay put in one place, unlike today where the camera pauses on one thing for 1-to 5 seconds at most. You will see them load bodies into a truck and fill that truck, and them you will see them empty it, one person at a time.

I don’t know where to find those unaltered videos, or what they are called. But I saw one in college history class. If you ever find them, you can’t prepare yourself enough for the impact they have.

I had the very humbling privilege of having met many of the survivors of some of those camps, and I heard their stories first hand. In the mid 70’s there were a lot of elderly people who were adults in these camps, not just children. Today, the few left are the children. Their stories count, but are different from the stories of the adults.

I witnessed first hand, the reactions of hundreds of survivors the first night Holocaust came out. That’s when some of the people told me their stories. And Holocaust was a very cleaned up, mild version of that reality.
Try Youtube. I followed a link there. They have alot there.