they were lonely Children were terrified, as the adults were, at the time. Rebellious feelings were stirred up in them, because their parents could be gone both at the same time. They were deprived of love at times, as child care was at one of its lowest points.
For almost six years from 1939 to 1945 Britain fought the toughest war it had ever experienced. World War II was total war - every person, every business, every service was involved. Britain did not fight alone, the war also involved many countries. World War II involved 61 countries. One side called the Axis and one side called the Allies. Fifty million people lost their lives and hundreds of millions people were injured. World War II brought a lot of suffering and hardship to thousands of children all over in Australia. There were heaps of dangers at this time especially when German bombers made terrifying night raids. Families were broken up when men went to fight in the war. Some children's dads also never came back home. There were air raid shelters in every school in case there was a bombing. Some people also had air raid shelters in their gardens. All windows and lights were blacked out so it would make it harder for the enemy plane to spot where they lived. Most people carried gas masks in case there was a possible gas attack. People were given rationing cards if they wanted to buy their food, clothes or anything for their everyday needs. Although some things such as bed spreads were free. Children probably had a bath only once a week or perhaps once a month. Clothes were not something that worried children too much. Australian children had always mucked about in their old clothes and had often resented the care with which their parents expected them to treat their new and best clothes. Often they went through summer with their bare feet. Alien children in World War II are children who were born in Australia and have names that sound like people from German and Italian origin. At school boys followed the war and girls knitted socks for soldiers in the war. So you know Australian children had quite a tough time in World War 2.
Every thing was rationed, food, clothes, fuel. Many women went into the workforce because the men were away.A massive drought was happening during most of the war years, which hampered food production.
For almost six years from 1939 to 1945 Britain fought the toughest war it had ever experienced. World War II was total war - every person, every business, every service was involved. Britain did not fight alone, the war also involved many countries. World War II involved 61 countries. One side called the Axis and one side called the Allies. Fifty million people lost their lives and hundreds of millions people were injured. World War II brought a lot of suffering and hardship to thousands of children all over in Australia. There were heaps of dangers at this time especially when German bombers made terrifying night raids. Families were broken up when men went to fight in the war. Some children's dads also never came back home. There were air raid shelters in every school in case there was a bombing. Some people also had air raid shelters in their gardens. All windows and lights were blacked out so it would make it harder for the enemy plane to spot where they lived. Most people carried gas masks in case there was a possible gas attack. People were given rationing cards if they wanted to buy their food, clothes or anything for their everyday needs. Although some things such as bed spreads were free. Children probably had a bath only once a week or perhaps once a month. Clothes were not something that worried children too much. Australian children had always mucked about in their old clothes and had often resented the care with which their parents expected them to treat their new and best clothes. Often they went through summer with their bare feet. Alien children in World War II are children who were born in Australia and have names that sound like people from German and Italian origin.
The effects that were on children during World War ll was that the kids started getting illfrom gases.
If you would care to read the documents on the Australian POW's in Germany were much better treated, in a more humane way then the ways that the Japanese were treating the Australians. Although it still must be looked upon. Hope I Could help :)
The children helped by joining scouts and crushing tin cans to make ammunission. hope this helped you!^= a load of rubbish THEY GOT EVACUATED!
I believe the children were put up for international adoption.
their life was hard
The only Australian City bombed in WW2 was Darwin.? Incorrect; There were 97 air attacks by the Japanese on Australian Military/towns/Cities throughout World War Two. Darwin was actually bombed on 64 occasions during the war. The other Australian Cities/Towns attacked during the 'Battle For Australia' during World War Two were: Wyndham, Port Hedland, Derby, Katherine, Townsville and Mossman amongst many others.
their was no such thing
Looks like an Australian Shepherd to me.
To keep them safe during the bombing raids and air attacks and thing like that.
Children did a lot of things during ww2. They were helping the women and elderly work in the weapons, planes, and shipbuilding factories.
they do diffrent things like around 14 boys go riding.
women worked in the places of where men used to work like in farming ,stoking the fire and so on . old children helped their siblings like looking after the baby and stuff
Modern Australian kids can eat a variety of things! Some children may like some things and others may not. Also, diets eg. vegetarianism, would have to be considered.
Tropical and sub-tropical in the north and temperate in the south.
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If you would care to read the documents on the Australian POW's in Germany were much better treated, in a more humane way then the ways that the Japanese were treating the Australians. Although it still must be looked upon. Hope I Could help :)
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