That changed rapidly during World War 2, especially from late 1940 onwards. At first, there were all kinds of restrictions on the jobs that "enemy aliens" (that is, people with German or Austrian passports) could do. For example, many of the early refugees had to go into domestic service. Later, it became policy to make full use of their skills.
Most First and Second World Countries..
Refugees often flee to neighboring countries that are more stable and can provide temporary shelter and support. Some refugees may also seek asylum in other countries through official channels or end up in refugee camps run by international organizations. Ultimately, the final destination for refugees depends on a variety of factors including available resources, policies, and international agreements.
Neutral countries such as spain and norway (not sure it might be sweden or both) were often targets for refugees because there was no fighting going on there.
Nope not all refugees come to Britain most of them are in America. Most Mexicans go to America. Refugees only come to Britain because whatever country is closer to Britain then they'll come.
If refugees are not allowed into new countries, they may be forced to remain in unsafe or unstable situations in their home countries, leading to continued suffering and hardship. This lack of resettlement opportunities could also exacerbate global refugee crises and strain resources in countries that are already hosting large refugee populations.
Rwandan refugees go to their neighboring countries, for example Zaire and Uganda. Burundi is not a safe place for refugees.
All the time
go away
all ofr them
They go there by boat.
Many did, but not all.