Tributes paid to pioneering journalist Hella Pick
Pick came to Britain on the Kindertransport after her family home in Austria was raided by the Gestapo
Square next to Liverpool Street station could be renamed after Sir Nicholas Winton
The stockbroker was instrumental in saving the lives of hundreds of mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia
Kindertransport refugee who escaped the Nazis dies aged 100
Henry Wuga became a renowned chef in the UK
Kindertransport memorial defaced with ‘antisemitic graffiti’ in Berlin
The memorial was allegedly vandalised by Pro-Palestine demonstrators
Sir Nicholas Winton’s daughter insisted One Life would only go ahead if Anthony Hopkins was cast, says director
Barbara Winton also gave the screenwriting team access to Sir Nicholas's archives and letters
This is what really happened to the children of the Kindertransport
The story of the 10,000 children is seen as a tale of British compassion, but a new book claims the reality was more nuanced
Kindertransport remembered at Vienna ceremony marking 85th anniversary
Veteran journalist Hella Pick, saved from the Nazis by the legendary rail rescue project, was guest of honour
The Kindertransport changed so many lives, but it had its failings
Lack of proper support, funding and scrutiny meant that the scheme had problems and was not just a success story
King Charles marks 85th anniversary of Kristallnacht by meeting Kindertransport refugees
Six AJR Holocaust survivors and refugees took part in a candle-lighting ceremony
Kindertransport refugees retrace historic journey from Germany to UK
'There were occasions where I had tears in my eyes when looking again out over the sea', said Walter Bingham, one of the refugees
Celebrating the Kindertransport refugee who dressed Britain's Jewish brides
Nettie Spiegel became a top bridal designer after arriving in Britain with just a suitcase
First trailer of Anthony Hopkins as Nicholas Winton released
Anthony Hopkins stars as the British stockbroker who rescued dozens of children from the Holocaust
'I'm a Celebrity' castle where 200 Kindertransport children found refuge saved from collapse
Gwrych Castle, in north Wales, housed child refugees between 1939 and 1941
Dame Esther Rantzen: 'Nicolas Winton film moved me to tears'
The television presenter first brought the Jewish stockbroker's heroism to light in a BBC programme
Meet the 200 Kindertransport children who found refuge in a Welsh castle
Andrew Hesketh’s new book tells the story of the children who played an important role in Zionist history
First pictures of Nicholas Winton film with Anthony Hopkins as 'British Schindler'
The movie will tell the story leading up to his emotional reunion with children he save from Nazis
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