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Yes a lot of children from towns and cities were evacuated to live with people in the countryside where it was assumed to be safer.they stayed until it was deemed safe to return home

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How long did the children stay in the countryside for whilste the world war 2?

4 or 5 years until the war was over


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Did the Germans know that children were evacuated to the countryside in World War 2?

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What groups of people were evacuated to the countryside in world war 2?

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What happened to children in England during World War 2?

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Why were children evacuateed during the war?

Children were evacuated during the war so that they were not hurt if a bomb was to land where they lived so they sent them off to the countryside to live while the war was on. They sent them to the countryside as there wasn't all the lights from peoples houses like there was in the city.


Did any children in World War 2 go and stay with any family in the countryside when they were evacuated?

The government expected the cities to be bombed, so evacuated children to keep them safe. There was a period known as 'the phoney war' because no bombs fell and many children returned to their parents in the cities. However, on 7th September 1940, more than one year after the war had started, London was attacked by 450 bombers and many people were killed - including children.