WW II HERO: SIR NICHOLAS WINTON rescued 669 children from HITLER's CRUELTY

This was the outbreak of Second World War. Adolf Hitler, the main machinery had his military advance to any directions in Europe, killing Jews to Jews, sending them to concentration camps, experimented, annihilated and killed people.

Sir Nicholas George Winton (19 May 1909 – 1 July 2015) his humanitarian story started in 1938 when he rescued 669 Jewish children from a brutal occupation of selfish political motives that shocked the world. What is more amazing the story unfolded 50 years after. In 1988, his wife Grete found the notebook containing names of children and gave it to a BBC television program. 

He guested the show. To make the story short, he is surrounded by children he saved from Nazi, which later known as Czeck Kindertransport (click the highlighted words for the video). Emotions lifted, cried like a river, memory smeared but gratitude is filled as the air and atmosphere of their saver broke in.

The British Schindler helped 669 children traveled from Czechoslovakia to Britain to avoid marching their young body and died at the ruthless Nazi concentration camps.

One of the destructive history that shatter mankind, aprroximately killed 6 million people across Europe. The World War II until now leaves a bloody political cruelty, innocence lost, casualties uncertain and worst the general architect and the human machine intentionally killing even now has never been discovered.