What event marked the beginning of Nicholas Winton's story?

• The end of World War II

• The bombing of London

• The invasion of Poland

• The signing of the Munich Agreement

Why did Nicholas Winton travel to Czechoslovakia in 1938?

• To visit family

• To see if he could help refugees

• To start a new business

• To escape the war

What was the main goal of the organization Winton set up in Prague?

• To document the atrocities

• To provide food and shelter for refugees

• To get as many children out of Czechoslovakia as possible

• To negotiate with the Nazis

How did Winton manage to get the British authorities to take him seriously?

• By appealing to the public

• By organizing protests

• By using stationery from an established refugee organization

• By bribing officials

What was the fate of the eighth train scheduled to leave Prague on September 1st, 1939?

• It was intercepted by the Nazis

• It successfully reached England

• It never left due to the outbreak of war

• It was delayed but eventually left

What was the 'final solution' implemented by the Nazis?

• A method to rebuild Germany

• A plan to end the war

• A strategy to defeat the Allies

• A policy to cleanse Europe of Jews

How did Winton's actions during the war come to public attention?

• Through a book he wrote

• Through a newspaper article

• By a government announcement

• Via a BBC program in 1988

What recognition did Nicholas Winton receive in 2003?

• A memorial in London

• A knighthood

• A statue in Prague

• A Nobel Peace Prize

What was Winton's attitude towards the recognition he received?

• He was very proud and vocal about it

• He felt uncomfortable with the adulation

• He refused all awards

• He actively sought more recognition

What was the long-term impact of Winton's actions on the children he saved?

• They became famous public figures

• They moved to different countries

• They had children and grandchildren, creating a large legacy

• They all returned to Czechoslovakia