In 1998, a British old man named Nicholas Winton was invited by the British Broadcasting Station (BBC) to participate in a television program. During the meeting, the studio suddenly all stood up and thanked the old man. His story is very touching,In 1938, the Nazi forces swept through Europe, the Jews became the main victims of this reign of terror.It is estimated that millions of Jews were sent to the Auschwitz Concentration Camp where they were subjected to inhumane persecution.And then the Nicholas Winton, just a British professional stockbroker and ski enthusiasts.In 1938, he planned to go on a ski vacation but a phone call changed his mind. This call was from his friend, Martin Blaker, who introduced him to be the organizers of the British Committee for Refugees to help hopeless local children from Prague.After Winton arrived in Prague, the first thing was to visit the refugees.The scene of the camp makes him very sad:The snow was on the ground and it was very cold. The conditions were pretty terrible and many refugees were in bad shape. How could they save themselves? Not only that, the impatient parents pleaded with Winton, hoping that he could help them send the child safely to the Czech Republic.Winton felt the situation was more serious than he thought in the UK, so he and his colleagues immediately began to rescue work.Did not expect the rescue process is difficult.He turned to many countries for help but most of these countries kept their eyes and ears closed.Finally, at least 669 children were sent to the train and successfully left the Czech Republic.Wendy old man with his own power to save the story of Jewish children in World War II, is a very brave feat, enough to make him famous in the postwar.But for this matter, he chose the silence, the only record left is a scrapbook, which has his rescue every child's photo and name and other information.After the outbreak of World War II, he hid the scrapbook, became an ambulance driver in Normandy, and later joined the Royal Air Force (RAF).After the war, he worked at the International Committee for Refugees, the International Bank of Paris and other organizations. After retirement, threw himself into charity work.Until 1988, his wife found this precious scrapbook in the attic, his story was known to the world. It is estimated that 11 million people perished in the Holocaust. It is thought over 1 million were children. As the war drew to a close, the Nazis tried to destroy all evidence and witnesses.These efforts, along with the sheer scale of the killings, means the exact number of victims will never be known.But there is one number we know for sure, we know that 669 children escaped on the special transports. Because of Winton's actions, there are nearly 6,000 people alive today. Dongguan Yalan packing material company have sophisticated machinery,Imported raw materials,Professional quality inspection personnel,so we trust we can provide the best quality of PP strapping to our customers,we also can produce as our customer's requirement,if you have needs,pls contact with us.