Transcript of the lecture by Sir Nicholas Winton at Oxford University Chabad Society
I am not going to talk really about the ‘Kindertransport’. If anybody wants to ask a question, interrupt throughout while I am talking, I am perfectly happy for them to do so.
A hundred years is a very long time indeed. I mean, it was a time when there was no electric iron, no fridge. Mother had to go out into the street in the morning with a jug and wait for the milkman to come and fill it up.
No refrigerator of course. It was all very, very different.
Obviously, no television. Wireless was completely in its infancy and I spent a lot of my time making recoils to get the first communications when the BBC… Read More »