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'UK Schindler' in birthday flight  Sir Nicholas Winton and Judy
Leden during the flight (pic: Judy Leden) Sir Nicholas Winton
turned 100 in May and celebrated with the flight  A man known as
the "British Schindler" for saving hundreds of Jewish children
has celebrated turning 100 with a microlight flight over
Berkshire.  Every year Sir Nicholas Winton, from Maidenhead,
celebrates with a birthday flight over White Waltham Airfield.
Pilot Judy Leden is the daughter of one of the boys he saved.
Sir Nicholas, who turned 100 last month, was 29 when he smuggled
669 boys and girls destined for concentration camps, out of
Czechoslovakia in 1939.  He kept quiet about his work for 50
years until his wife found a scrapbook in the attic containing
lists of children and letters from their parents.  It was quite
turbulent, but he didn't mind Judy Leden, pilot  Ms Leden, a
world champion in hang gliding and paragliding, said if it was
not for "Nicky" she would