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During the Holocaust, he saved the lives of 669-year-children. All of them have been waiting for this moment.

Sir Nicholas Winton - philanthropist, who in 1938-1939, organized the operation to rescue the 669-year-Jewish children from Nazi camps in Czechoslovakia and helped them move to the UK. After the war, this one did not know anything. But in 1988, the wife of Sir Nicholas, Greta, found a notebook with a list of all the children and their photographs, preserved since 1939. This video excerpt in which Sir Nicholas is in the audience with the very people he rescued 50 years ago in Czechoslovakia.

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www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_nFuJAF5F0
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