PHOTOS
Children in Geneve (Switzerland) were moved to tears and fascinated by the mystery of the Winton story
Matej Mináč and Nicholas Winton at the time of first meeting
Producer and editor Patrik Pass with one of the rescued children – British filmmaker Karel Reisz
Joe Schlesinger, Patrik Pašš and Matej Mináč winning the International Emmy Award for best documentary film
Vera Gissing, one of the rescued children with students in Prague
Students wishing Winton “Happy birthday”
Winton meeting with parents and children in Prague - feature reenactment from Nicky´s Family
Finding details about beautiful Swedish spy working with Winton in 1939 was exciting - feature reenactment from Nicky´s Family
Meeting with Winton at the Liverpool Street Station in London was very touching
Nicholas Winton with some of his rescued children
Alice Masters discussing her story with students from the British School in Washington D.C.
The moment of dreadful decision for the mother - feature reenactment from Nicky´s Family
Mother of one of the rescued children – very gifted storyteller and composer – Ilse Weber
From left: Ilse Weber with Hanus´s younger brother, Hanus and father
Filming in Washington D.C. with Alice Masters
Tom Berman´s family with Nicholas Winton. Count with me, there are 11 people and Winton in the picture and that´s just half the family. And what would have happened if Nicky Winton hadn´t saved Tom Berman?
Winton children with their rescuer, the family counts today 6000 people
Nicholas Winton celebrating his 100th birthday among his rescued children
Nicholas Winton standing next to TV reporter Esther Rantzen who made an unforgettable show “That´s Life” with Winton. There Winton in 1988 met for the first time with rescued children after the war.
Prof. Ben Abeles, one of the rescued children, top US scientist from Princeton helps one day every week in the soup kitchen for the poor.
Pupils from elementary school Kunovice U Pálenice, Czech Republic prepared a programme for handicapped children.
And they enjoyed it a lot.
Making good deeds turns out into a passion which we call “Winton virus”
Present-day Winton – Martin Bandzak rescuing children in Cambodia
Nicholas Winton with pupils in the Czech Republic, talking to young people is Winton´s hobby
