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If you mean in WW2 In England Hitler was dropping V2 bombs on the citizens and cities. These were bombs that when they ran out of gas just fell on whatever was below them. They got the kids out to save them.
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Did they evacuate children in ww1?
No
Why did people have to evacuate in world war 2?
If they lived in cities, or (close to) military targets they'd evacuate to avoid getting bombed.
What was one effect that mass transit had on American cities?
Mass transit in cities have made it easier for people to travel in large cities and across the United States. Mass transit includes buses, subways, and trains.
Did the Germans evacuate children during world war 2?
No. Hitler kept the children in his country and brainwashed them with his horrendous ideas and values. The children were made to worship Adolf Hitler in school, the Hitler Youth Union and the pre-army training. The children actually had to say that Adolf Hitler was their savior and they had to pledge their allegiance to him and be willing to die for him. And they did exactly that. Most of the German Children loved him and did anything he wanted them to do for him. Some were against Hitler if their parents were. Some were for Hitler if their parents were against him. Some were against Hitler when their parents were for him. So you had a lot of differences between family members, teachers and other adults in authority of the children. The only children who left Germany were the Jewish children and smart German families who escaped the Nazi tyranny and took their children with them. There were some teen kids who escaped on their own. There were a few kids who managed to escape the Nazis and the concentration camps or ghettos. But that was rare. Hitler was so horrible he even used children as forced slave labor. So you can see how little he really cared about the German people and children. He expected everyone to obey him or they could face death or evil, cruel imprisonment. Some children hid with their families away from the Gestapo and the Nazis. (example of Anne Frank in Belgium). The only type of evacuation that was done was when they had to clear out bombed out cities and move everyone to another German location. But, they did not evacuate BEFORE the bombings.
English children forced to leave home in world war 2?
The British government encouraged the parents to temporarily send their children out of the major cities in the early years of WW2. It was feared that the cities would be heavily attacked by Germany with bombs & chemical weapons.
Why did children evacuate from large British cities?
They evacuated the children so they wouldn't get bombed during the war.
Why did children evacuate in world war 2?
Children were evacuated for their safety from cities under attack or would possibly be attacked .
When and why did Britain start to evacuate children away from the cities in ww2?
Evacuation of children and other vulnerable people started on 3 September 1939 because immediate bombing of cities was expected.
Why did the British Government evacuate the children from Britain's major cities?
To keep them safe from German bombing or chemical attack.
Did they evacuate children in ww1?
No
Why did The British Government decide to evacuate children from Britain's major cities in the early years of World War 2?
The Battle Britain - 1940 - All major cities were declared open cities by the NAZIS for bombing during this period.
What day was the order given to evacuate children?
Which children???
Was it right to evacuate children during world war 2?
i think it was right to evacuate children in WWII because it was for their safety
Why did people have to evacuate in world war 2?
If they lived in cities, or (close to) military targets they'd evacuate to avoid getting bombed.
What was operation pied piper?
save meeeeeeeeeee helpppppppppp It was basically the evacuation of British cities at the start of the second World War.
Who got evacuate World War 2?
children in the uk
Where did children evacuate?
either abroad with strangers or in foster homes
