A man who escaped Czechoslovakia as a child on a train organized by Sir Nicholas Winton has left a significant bequest of 16 million to a gymnasium in Třeboň.
The article discusses the life of a man who was sent to safety as a young boy from Czechoslovakia on a train organized by Sir Nicholas Winton during World War II. His journey as a refugee highlights the historical significance of Winton's efforts to save Jewish children from Nazi persecution. In recognition of the education he received and the impact of that life-saving initiative, the man bequeathed 16 million to his alma mater, a gymnasium in Třeboň, which will support future generations of students. This act not only honors his past but also underscores the importance of educational opportunities and support for young people in preserving their heritage and history.
