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A statue of Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE , ( Member of the British Empire) with two of the rescued Jewish refugee children on Stock Photo

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The statue of Sir Nicholas Winton by Flor Kent in Prague Stock Photo

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Sculpture of Sir Nicholas George Winton MBE on Maidenhead Railway Station -2 Stock Photo

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The statue of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Czechoslovak, mainly Jewish children from being transported to concentration camps before WW2, was ce Stock Photo

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One Life (2023) directed by James Hawes and starring Anthony Hopkins, Helena Bonham Carter and Romola Garai. The story of Sir Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who, in the months leading up to World War II, rescued Jewish children from the Nazis. US one sheet poster ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***. Credit: BFA / Bleecker Street Media Stock Photo

RM2WEN29C–One Life (2023) directed by James Hawes and starring Anthony Hopkins, Helena Bonham Carter and Romola Garai. The story of Sir Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who, in the months leading up to World War II, rescued Jewish children from the Nazis. US one sheet poster ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***. Credit: BFA / Bleecker Street Media

Sir Nicholas Winton left for the Nobel Peace Prize and Karel Schwarzenberg, Czech statesman Stock Photo

RMD1FRRT–Sir Nicholas Winton left for the Nobel Peace Prize and Karel Schwarzenberg, Czech statesman

RM2WEN29E–One Life (2023) directed by James Hawes and starring Anthony Hopkins, Helena Bonham Carter and Romola Garai. The story of Sir Nicholas 'Nicky' Winton, a young London broker who, in the months leading up to World War II, rescued Jewish children from the Nazis. Publicity still ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***. Credit: BFA / US Publicity photograph ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***. Credit: BFA / See-Saw Films

Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, poses with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead. Stock Photo

RMG72T2W–Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, poses with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead.

Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11 Stock Photo

RMCG4NF6–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

Hungary, Budapest, Dohany Street Great Synagogue, Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, Memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton who organised the rescue of 669 chidren from the Nazis in Czechoslovakia. Stock Photo

RMT5EP11–Hungary, Budapest, Dohany Street Great Synagogue, Raoul Wallenberg Memorial Park, Memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton who organised the rescue of 669 chidren from the Nazis in Czechoslovakia.

Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMH8R3N9–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

Prag, Czech Republic. 25th Aug, 2021. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Büdenbender visit a memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton at Prague's main railway station. In 1939, the British banker, who was barely 30 years old at the time, organised the rescue of 669 mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia, which was already occupied by Nazis, on trains from Prague to London. Federal President Steinmeier and his wife are on a three-day visit to the Czech Republic. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2GFEACT–Prag, Czech Republic. 25th Aug, 2021. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Büdenbender visit a memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton at Prague's main railway station. In 1939, the British banker, who was barely 30 years old at the time, organised the rescue of 669 mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia, which was already occupied by Nazis, on trains from Prague to London. Federal President Steinmeier and his wife are on a three-day visit to the Czech Republic. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa/Alamy Live News

A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive. Stock Photo

RM2H6FC1C–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

Parliament Square, London, UK 18 June 2019 - Barbara Winton, whose father, the late Sir Nicholas Winton, organised the rescue of 669 Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia at the Safe Passage demonstration in Parliament Square, as the campaigners are calling on the Government to welcome 10,000 child refugees. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMTDT64C–Parliament Square, London, UK 18 June 2019 - Barbara Winton, whose father, the late Sir Nicholas Winton, organised the rescue of 669 Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia at the Safe Passage demonstration in Parliament Square, as the campaigners are calling on the Government to welcome 10,000 child refugees. Credit: Dinendra Haria/Alamy Live News

RMGNC161–A statue of Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE , ( Member of the British Empire) with two of the rescued Jewish refugee children on

Sculpture of Sir Nicholas George Winton MBE on Maidenhead Railway Station -1 Stock Photo

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Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize Stock Photo

RMD1FRRM–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

Natasha Kaplinsky (right) member of the PM's Holocaust Commission, meets Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead. Stock Photo

RMG72T3A–Natasha Kaplinsky (right) member of the PM's Holocaust Commission, meets Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead.

RMCG4NF5–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Work has commenced on a new memorial garden in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMH8R3P9–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Work has commenced on a new memorial garden in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2GFEACW–Prag, Czech Republic. 25th Aug, 2021. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Büdenbender visit a memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton together with Tomas Kafka (M), Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Germany, at Prague's main railway station. The British banker, then barely 30 years old, organised the rescue of 669 mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia, already occupied by Nazis, on trains from Prague to London in 1939. Federal President Steinmeier and his wife are on a three-day visit to the Czech Republic. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC12–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2DDYYHR–The statue of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Czechoslovak, mainly Jewish children from being transported to concentration camps before WW2, was ce

RMD1FRRB–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

RMG72T2F–Natasha Kaplinsky (right) member of the PM's Holocaust Commission, meets Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead.

RMCG4NF4–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

Prime minister Gordon Brown meets Denis Avey who helped German inmate Ernst Lobethall survive Auschwitz, as Sir Nicholas Winton, 100, (left) who organised the rescue of 669 mainly Jewish children by train from Prague in 1939,looks on, during a reception at Downing Street, London, held to honour Britons who helped save Jews and other persecuted groups during the Second World War. Stock Photo

RMGCCMAM–Prime minister Gordon Brown meets Denis Avey who helped German inmate Ernst Lobethall survive Auschwitz, as Sir Nicholas Winton, 100, (left) who organised the rescue of 669 mainly Jewish children by train from Prague in 1939,looks on, during a reception at Downing Street, London, held to honour Britons who helped save Jews and other persecuted groups during the Second World War.

RMH8R3PA–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Work has commenced on a new memorial garden in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

Queen Elizabeth II meets 105 year old Sir Nicholas Winton, who organised the rescue of hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia before the second World War, during a visit to Holyport College near Maidenhead, Berkshire. Stock Photo

RMG7GGG5–Queen Elizabeth II meets 105 year old Sir Nicholas Winton, who organised the rescue of hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia before the second World War, during a visit to Holyport College near Maidenhead, Berkshire.

RM2GFEAC6–Prag, Czech Republic. 25th Aug, 2021. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife Elke Büdenbender visit a memorial to Sir Nicholas Winton together with Tomas Kafka (M), Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Germany, at Prague's main railway station. The British banker, then barely 30 years old, organised the rescue of 669 mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia, already occupied by Nazis, on trains from Prague to London in 1939. Federal President Steinmeier and his wife are on a three-day visit to the Czech Republic. Credit: Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa/Alamy Live News

Evacuees rescued as children by the Kindertransport set up by Sir Nicholas Winton at his memorial service at the Old Library at the Guildhall, in central London. Stock Photo

RM2CH9C9C–Evacuees rescued as children by the Kindertransport set up by Sir Nicholas Winton at his memorial service at the Old Library at the Guildhall, in central London.

RM2H6FC1D–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RMG72T38–Natasha Kaplinsky (right) member of the PM's Holocaust Commission, meets Czech Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, who is 105 today, with Vera Schaufeld (left) one of the children he saved, at his home in Maidenhead.

RM2DDYYMM–The statue of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Czechoslovak, mainly Jewish children from being transported to concentration camps before WW2, was ce

RMD1FRRH–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

RMCG4NF3–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton, son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, announces a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMH8R3NE–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton, son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, announces a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC1E–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

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Winton Train, a historical train dispatched in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued hundreds of Czechoslovak kids, mostly Jewish, shortly before World War Two, left Prague for London today to cover the route the trains with the children he saved covered 70 years ago. Winton, a British national, then saved 669 kids by organising their transfer from the then Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Britain. The passengers of the train that consists of period carriages and is pulled by a steam engine, include Winton´s daughter Barbara, some of the people whose lives Winton saved in 1939, Stock Photo

RMEWW1NE–Winton Train, a historical train dispatched in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued hundreds of Czechoslovak kids, mostly Jewish, shortly before World War Two, left Prague for London today to cover the route the trains with the children he saved covered 70 years ago. Winton, a British national, then saved 669 kids by organising their transfer from the then Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Britain. The passengers of the train that consists of period carriages and is pulled by a steam engine, include Winton´s daughter Barbara, some of the people whose lives Winton saved in 1939,

RMD1FRRD–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

RMCG4NF7–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

RMH8R3NB–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton, son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, announces a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC1F–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RMG72T30–Nicholas Winton 105th Birthday

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meets with Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from the Nazis in 1939, during her state visit to Slovakia. Stock Photo

RMGB779D–Britain's Queen Elizabeth II meets with Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from the Nazis in 1939, during her state visit to Slovakia.

RMEWW1NG–Winton Train, a historical train dispatched in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued hundreds of Czechoslovak kids, mostly Jewish, shortly before World War Two, left Prague for London today to cover the route the trains with the children he saved covered 70 years ago. Winton, a British national, then saved 669 kids by organising their transfer from the then Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Britain. The passengers of the train that consists of period carriages and is pulled by a steam engine, include Winton´s daughter Barbara, some of the people whose lives Winton saved in 1939,

RMD1FRRG–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

RMCG4NF8–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

RMH8R3NX–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton, son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, announces a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC11–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

Sir Nicholas Winton (centre) with three children he saved from the Nazi death camps (left to right) Lord Alf Dubbs (left), Joe Schlesinger (right) and Lady Grenfell-Baines (centre, rear). Stock Photo

RMGB779T–Sir Nicholas Winton (centre) with three children he saved from the Nazi death camps (left to right) Lord Alf Dubbs (left), Joe Schlesinger (right) and Lady Grenfell-Baines (centre, rear).

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RMGCCMAJ–Britons honoured for Holocaust heroism

RMEWW1NJ–Winton Train, a historical train dispatched in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued hundreds of Czechoslovak kids, mostly Jewish, shortly before World War Two, left Prague for London today to cover the route the trains with the children he saved covered 70 years ago. Winton, a British national, then saved 669 kids by organising their transfer from the then Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Britain. The passengers of the train that consists of period carriages and is pulled by a steam engine, include Winton´s daughter Barbara, some of the people whose lives Winton saved in 1939,

RMD1FRRC–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

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RMCG4NF2–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

RMH8R3RB–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. © Mark Kerr

RM2H6FC0T–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RMEWW1NF–Winton Train, a historical train dispatched in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton who rescued hundreds of Czechoslovak kids, mostly Jewish, shortly before World War Two, left Prague for London today to cover the route the trains with the children he saved covered 70 years ago. Winton, a British national, then saved 669 kids by organising their transfer from the then Nazi Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to Britain. The passengers of the train that consists of period carriages and is pulled by a steam engine, include Winton´s daughter Barbara, some of the people whose lives Winton saved in 1939,

RMD1FRRA–Students from the school 'Open Gate' in Prague want to nominate Sir Nicholas Winton for the Nobel Peace Prize

Brno, Czech Republic. 19th Nov, 2019. Unveiling of honorary memorial plaque to Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from 1939 Czechoslovakia, on the birth house of Thomas Graumann, Palackeho tr. 119, Kralovo Pole, Brno, Czech Republic, on Tuesday, November 19, 2019. Credit: Vaclav Salek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2AA3XFR–Brno, Czech Republic. 19th Nov, 2019. Unveiling of honorary memorial plaque to Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved 669 Jewish children from 1939 Czechoslovakia, on the birth house of Thomas Graumann, Palackeho tr. 119, Kralovo Pole, Brno, Czech Republic, on Tuesday, November 19, 2019. Credit: Vaclav Salek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RMCG4NF1–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

***FILE PHOTO***Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Czechoslovak Jewish children before World War Two, receives aplaus in Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, January 20, 2011 after screening of new film Nicky's family by director Matej Minac. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt) Stock Photo

RMEWW2XE–***FILE PHOTO***Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Czechoslovak Jewish children before World War Two, receives aplaus in Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, January 20, 2011 after screening of new film Nicky's family by director Matej Minac. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

RMH8R3PR–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. © Mark Kerr

RM2H6FC0X–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

Mrs. Margita Rytirova one of the rescued children. Stock Photo

RMD1FRR8–Mrs. Margita Rytirova one of the rescued children.

RMCG4NF0–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

RMEWW2XH–***FILE PHOTO***Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Czechoslovak Jewish children before World War Two, receives aplaus in Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, January 20, 2011 after screening of new film Nicky's family by director Matej Minac. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

RMH8R3PT–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. © Mark Kerr

RM2H6FC1N–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RMD1FRR5–Mrs. Margita Rytirova one of the rescued children

RMCG4NEY–Sir Nicholas George Winton, MBE, who saved hundreds of Jewish children from Czechoslovakia before World War II, attends the premiere of the documentary film Nicky's Family, held at the Prague Congress Centre Prague, Czech Republic - 20.01.11

RMEWW2XG–***FILE PHOTO***Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved hundreds of Czechoslovak Jewish children before World War Two, receives aplaus in Prague, Czech Republic, on Thursday, January 20, 2011 after screening of new film Nicky's family by director Matej Minac. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

RMH8R3RY–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. © Mark Kerr

Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2K9GM7H–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC10–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RMH8R3RC–Maidenhead, UK. 15th November, 2016. Nick Winton (l), son of the late Sir Nicholas Winton, joins councillors of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead to announce a new memorial garden in his father’s honour. Sir Nicholas Winton is best known for his role in the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of the World War II using what later became known as the Kindertransport. The garden, in Oaken Grove Park, will incorporate railway sleepers and a zig-zag track leading visitors up to a ‘place of sanctuary’ and is expected to open to the public in spring 2017. © Mark Kerr

RM2K9GM7G–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 18 June, 2019. Barbara Winton, daughter of the Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, joins Safe Passage at a demonstration in Parliament Square to demand that the Government resettle 10,000 children over 10 years. As part of Lord Dubs’ ‘Our Turn’ campaign, councils around the UK have already pledged places for over 1,100 children if the Government should make a new resettlement commitment. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMTDT4YA–London, UK. 18 June, 2019. Barbara Winton, daughter of the Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, joins Safe Passage at a demonstration in Parliament Square to demand that the Government resettle 10,000 children over 10 years. As part of Lord Dubs’ ‘Our Turn’ campaign, councils around the UK have already pledged places for over 1,100 children if the Government should make a new resettlement commitment. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC18–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM83–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RMTDT533–London, UK. 18 June, 2019. Barbara Winton, daughter of the Kindertransport founder Sir Nicholas Winton, joins Safe Passage at a demonstration in Parliament Square to demand that the Government resettle 10,000 children over 10 years. As part of Lord Dubs’ ‘Our Turn’ campaign, councils around the UK have already pledged places for over 1,100 children if the Government should make a new resettlement commitment. Credit: Mark Kerrison/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC1A–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM27–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC19–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM2A–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC16–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM7Y–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC17–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM5D–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC1T–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM04–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

RM2H6FC13–A steam train recreating the journey of hundreds of child evacuees, rescued from the Nazi's by a man dubbed Britain's Oscar Schindler, arrived at Liverpool Street station in London today. Seventy years after Sir Nicholas Winton organised for 669 Jewish children to travel from Prague to London to escape concentration camps, some of the survivors retraced their journey. Sir Nicholas, who celebrated his 100th birthday in May, was at the Station to see the steam train arrive.

RM2K9GM25–Racineves, Czech Republic. 28th Oct, 2022. Planting of trees in the Alley of Freedom in honour of Sir Nicholas Winton, who saved Jewish children from holocaust in 1939, in Racineves, Litomerice region, Czech Republic, October 28, 2022. Credit: Ondrej Hajek/CTK Photo/Alamy Live News

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