🛑 Tissue Warning 🛑 105 Year Old Who Saved 669 Children From Holocaust | Dads Also Cry Compilation! 

How About giving your dad or father figure a hug, and tell him you love him today?

"Please don't be scared of me. I act like a child when I am happy. This is how I act. I yell, I laugh a lot. Because I am happy. This is who I am." 😭😭😭😍😍😍

The young man who apologized for simply being excited slayed me. Makes you wonder what kind of people or negative experiences he’s had in the past that would compel him to feel as though he even needed too apologize in the first place. So very sad.

The 105 year old man is an absolute legand for saving 669 lives.

The Syrian dad took me out. The way the son JUMPED in his arms

The guy in the lambo was so happy and the driver has a huge heart

The Syrian Father reuniting with his son got me all emotional 😢 🥰

Wow, just wow! 94 years old and still looking after your child in thier 60s. Only perants understand this. No matter what, You're Children will always be children. And this guy made me and my families Heart Melt.

Sir Nicholas Winton - May the memory of the righteous be a blessing.

a 96 years old who still does everything for his son. im 43 years old - and the whole video almost made me cry. but that one killed me! good dad! 👍💓

5:16 I....almost lost it, ya'll. So beautiful knowing that the entire room would've been almost completely empty had this Saint not saved those children years ago. Wow. Small and selfless acts don't seem like much at first. But give it a couple decades...and you get moments like this. Bless his soul.

Sir Nicolas Winton.. You are my hero.. And that young man in the Supercar.. I just want to give him a hug.. 🥺🥺

A special place in heaven for the angel who saved all those children,

My Dad's been gone for over 30 years. He was only 57 when he passed. So people, love and appreciate them while you still have them.

That man that saved those kids. When I tell you I got goosebumps is an understatement. Cant imagine. 669 kids. Oh and when they stood for him, just, wow.

Awww. I got so sad when he said please don’t be scared of me 🥺

Oh man. The man who finds his son again. The young person who drives Lambo and his driver who has a big heart. The many Jews who were saved. The old man who punched his old son out. I cry here all the time and I am thrilled with so much commitment and love!

Sir Nicolas George Winton, 1909 to 1915, a banker and humanitarian, (a banker who did good works! How often do those two words go together?), an icon of British fortitude and selflessness, and incredibly humble, he didn't court celebrity status. A true gentleman. ' Righteous Among Nations'.

the judge in the last spot is the greatest judge this country has ever seen, NOBODY comes even close.

The last one got me. I can only hope that my dad is still around and able to care for me when I am 63. I know that won't be the case though. He would be older than the man in the video. That fact hit me hard. I am only 19, so I know I have a long time before then, God willing, but still...

My heart is filled with joy knowing People still care

*105 YEAR OLD MAN* One man gambled his life to save 669 innocent children. Imagine that the average generation reproduces roughly every 20 years and sires two children. Calculating at those rates, there have be more than 40,000 souls who have lived on this earth directly due to the selflessness and heroism of this man. Let me repeat that ... *40,000 HUMAN LIVES* His name should be spoken with the highest reverence, it should be written on every wall, marked in every record of mankind. May he never be forgotten.

The guy at 6:45 seems like he’s probably a pretty tough (but good) guy but was touched by the situation. I like when tough guys have a moment. It makes them more human to me.

Such a wonderful man. 669 souls to his name....

You need to do a whole episode on that judge man. He is a freaking legend

The Syrian reunion made me damn proud to be human.

cant believe i managed to poke my self in both eyes while watching this....

Shout out to the judge for recognizing pure goodness ❤️

Love had no boundaries of color or creed or gender or age. It is eternal in it's light, strength and perfection!

5:50 I can almost hear him cheer on the inside. Stress released!! Have a good day MY PEOPLE!!!!

God bless all of these men. They are true heroes.

The man who save almost 700 kids and never told any or brag and his wife found his list. A humble and a true man ❤

Oh my gosh I cried so much seeing the response of the gentleman driving the Lamborghini

Oh wow..was in tears at the Lamborghini vid...that guy was sooo happy and the driver was trying not to cry ♥️♥️♥️♥️

Seems like the guy In the guy looks like a pretty fun guy and I would be happy to hang out and be his friend … he looks like he would be Loads of fun and have you smiling a whole lot ❤️❤️

I’ve been crying like a baby and going back to the young man who apologized.. he really got my heart ❤️

People doing the things ALL people should do.

the last one made cry a ton! daddy's love is so great!!

that old man at the end.. i almost made it!!!

That last video absolutely made me ball like a little child. It was so heart melting hearing that. I’m so glad the judge did what he did.

I must keep watching these things so that my humanity never forgets to live in these times around me

Thank you wonderful people

The Syrian father.... I can't.....😭😭😭😭😭😭 how BEAUTIFUL

The man saying please don’t be scared of me made me cry!

I put this video on repeat because it makes me feel so good that young man is so happy. The driver is so emotional at his happiness 😊 Love it. And the elderly man hats off loving father😍😍😍😍

Yeah those first steps are magical ,for the man that saved 669 children God bless him,the rest of this video was awesome.

I truly love those children. They are the greatest people on earth! EVERYONE! I LOVE THAT JUDGE

Omg I couldn't stop crying 😭😭😭😭 💖💖💖💖💖💖

Nicolas Winton....truly a remarkable man. xoxo

These videos shows how human beings need each other it shows how very important family is I weep watching all of these videos it's brutal.

Syrian father and son. Damn. That was powerful.

Tissue warning indeed.. powerful!!

All of these make me so happy to see. Sir Nicholas Winton saved all those kids from danger during the Holocaust. The man who's disabled inspired me to chase after my dreams (I'm also living with a disability). The father who's still taking care of his son. My heart goes out to everyone in these clips because this is what life is all about. Spreading kindness to others instead of hatred. God bless all of these amazing and wonderful people.

I lost it at 8:30 Subhan Allah!

When they all stood up I actually cried like this ▶😭 and that's hard for me because my depression numbs me and I have dry eyes so can't cry much. Tissue warning indeed.

I had the great priveledge of knowing and befriending a beautiful lady named Helen Colin. Helen was a survivor of Auschwitz. She told me her story, and it really changed my life. When the camp was liberated, she emerged to find her entire family except one sister, had perished. Because of her multi-linguistic skills, she was recruited to supervise the ex-nazis and sympathizers as they were forced to dig up the many mass graves, and properly bury them; this was done in order to force them to see/feel/experience what they had been a party to, and so that they would understand the atrocities they had committed, or turned a blind eye to. Her whole story was just...well just more than I could imagine any person could ever survive, and just breathtakingly sad, and inspirational. She eventually immigrated to the US, with her husband, and they landed in Houston,Tx. Started a successful jewelry business, and had two daughters. She spent the rest of her life traveling the world, telling her story, and educating people, giving speeches to world leaders, children, and many others, was highly respected speaker and activist with many charities and groups that made sure the world remembered, and never forgot, with the mission of trying to make sure something like this never happened again. You can find her telling her story online, and it will move you. She passed away a few years ago...god rest her soul finally. She was a loving, witty, charming woman, with a twinkle in her eyes, and a love of all humanity...a true lady, who faced hatred and violence the likes of which we cannot imagine...yet turned that experience into a way to promote love, and tolerance, and peace. She used her pain to try and prevent others from ever knowing it themselves. She is featured in the Shoah foundation recordings done by Steven Spielberg, and a few years ago, at the opening of the new Dallas Holocaust museum, I was stunned to see her, and hear her voice in original films from the camp after liberation...she was a beautiful soul, and I hope she was reunited with her beloved family in Heaven...I know I'm a better person having known her, and the world was made better having had her in it. Look her up , and listen to her speak...the love the pain, the hope in her voice, the inspiration, will shake you. An elegant, caring lady...she is missed. And she made a difference. RIP Helen. Look down and keep guard, the world still needs you.

It got me when the whole room stood up. If you watched the whole video you'll know what I'm talking.

Wow, the man that saved all those people is an absolute hero

Sir Nicholas Winton -- another man who saved hundreds of lives, without whom many families would be dead and gone today. I always tear up, knowing that Sir Winton did what he did, because it was right. May we all have the fortitude to do what is right in difficult situations.

My grandfather was saved by that man . He was the only person in his family that survived the Holocaust .

THANK YOU TO THE 05 YEAR OLD GENTLEMAN, AND THE GREAT MAN WHO GAVE THE RIDE TO A VERY SPECIAL YOUNG MAN, JUST AMESOME!!

Until today, I never knew who Nicholas Winton was. Well, i sure do know him now. My utmost respect for him.

I feel so blessed to live the life I do.You have an amazing channel, thank you for all your videos!!!!!

True Hero👍

All wonderful clips! I miss my dad all the time. Father in law too. I was his favorite. He told me so! Miss you dads!

Omg these are just so lovely had me in tears when I thought i was done man here comes more awesome GOD BLESS YOU ALL honestly

Nicholas Winton what a hero!

He shall have a beautiful place in heaven. Thanks to him for saving so many lives.

I’m thankful to our country for opening its doors too many families fleeing war torn Syria. This video just brings it all home for me. Looks like we might have to extend our kindness for the folks in Afghanistan who helped us.

That holocaust piece was one of the most amazing things I've experienced in my life. RU-vid!

Makes me miss you a little more dad.

That Syrian meeting with young man! When I reflect on 2020 and the loss, it is NOTHING compared to what that Syrian lost (his son) and the young man with same name. The Syrian civil war has been tragic and the loss they have experienced has been tremendous. On the polar opposite and equally touching was Winton who defied loss and prompted life at great risk.

The very first video was priceless

The guy in the Lamborghini made me cry. He is living a life of JOY and letting his circumstances get him down.

Damn this whole video just gave me a warm fuzzy feeling in my heart that I don't get very often it was just a beautiful collection of videos thank you for sharing it❤️

I’m not even a minute in & im bawling my eyes out!!!!!!!!!

I didnt cry!i really didnt!!was cutting onions😭

the dad and son reunion broke me

So, sooo good. This world needs more of this

Wow wonderful video. It certainly made me cry😂 the dedication to raise or save children is a blessing.

Cried through the whole thing dude!!

@andy popescu felicitari pt cele obtinute dea lungul anilor si felicitari k ai dat fericire acestui om care merita mult mai multe!!!

Imadgine thinking your child was dead, then finding him . Oh the joy.Then seeing all those saved children brought me to tears

That kid at 6:20 in the Lamborghini is adorable!!! I don’t think there’s anything wrong with feeling/acting like a child when happy!!! I too am the same way!!

Too much crying for 9:23 in the morning. So much crying. 🥺😭😭🤧💙💞

What a great video. makes me realize how great a lot of people are.

To the cop who gave the elderly a ticket, I'd like to say to you: “How far you go in life depends on your being tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving and tolerant of the weak and strong. Because someday in your life you will have been all of these.” ~George Washington Carver~

Man it always gets me about the dude who saved the kids like that was powerful and he probably never thought of it as oh I’ll be famous one day because of this, felt to me like that final look you give the lawn or field after all day working or cutting it like phew damn didn’t know I did that much

6:40 bro was felling several emotions and it all came out in that moment🥺

that man who saved 669 libes just imagine what that has turned into since the 40s. most likely hundreds of thousands if not millions of live. War is scary to us all but we do have a hero here.

The Syrian one wuuuuuuuu TEARS!

I cried.

The Nicholas Winter story was absolutely BEAUTIFUL 💖💜💛💚

The zoom one reminds me of my old teacher. I should have wrote a thank you sign for him.😭

i should stop cutting onions while watching your videos

The cop who gave a 96 year old a ticket should really get a talking to. I’d find someone to drive him and his son every two weeks to hospital.

Sir Winton. What a legacy

I cried and just wanted to hug that young man who was having his first Lamborghini ride as he explained to the driver that he gets excited and "acts like a child" and so the driver should not be afraid of him - it's just the way he acts when he's excited. I cried - why would he have even thought about apologizing for getting excited and expressing his joy? Obviously, he's been picked on and belittled all his life for just being who he is. He didn't ask for this disability; he is 100% intelligent and has the normal responses to excitement that the rest of us have. He simply has a physical disability on top of that. It makes me angry that he's been put into a position over the years where he now thinks he scares people and so he should warn them about how he expresses excitement and joy. Nobody should feel like that; I hope karma comes swiftly for those people who have made fun of him. Even the car's driver was in tears as the young fellow apologized for his body movements.

Nice

Small steps make this world better. It is not difficult to be human. I hope more and more humans see it like me. Life is 2 short for beeing an asshole...bless u