Czech Oscar-winning film director Jiri Menzel dies aged 82

Czech Oscar-winning film director Jiri Menzel dies aged 82

***FILE PHOTO*** Czech Oscar-winning film director Jiri Menzel died on Saturday evening on September 5, 2020, aged 82, his wife Olga Menzelova wrote on Facebook late on Sunday and Menzel's assistant Mila Radova confirmed the information to CTK. *** Exhibition of photographs and documents entitled Winton trains was opened on May 21, 2011, London, United Kingdom. The exhibition documents how Sir Nicholas Winton saved 669 children mainly of the jewish origin before Nazis in 1939 and helped to evacuate them from Prague to Britain. Sir Winton (pictured left) with organiser of the exhibition Olga Menzlova and director Jiri Menzel. Sir Winton celebrated his 102nd birthdays on May 19. (CTK Photo/Stanislav Mundil)

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