Watch A Man Who Saved 669 Children From Death Camps Get A Tearful Surprise On TV

Sir Nicholas Winton, dubbed “the British Schindler” after saving 669 mostly Jewish children from Nazi death camps on the eve of the Second World War, is given the surprise of his life on television. And, well, I did not expect to see the audience do that at 0:50. Winton humbly kept his efforts a secret…

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Dec 6, 2013

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