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they get sent to the countryside and become evacuees and work on a farm
Second answer:
The children sent away in World War Two were known as evacuees and were sent to places where the British thought the Germans wouldn't send their bombers, such as farms or other countryside locations. Overall, about 3,000,000 people (mostly schoolchildren) were given ID numbers and sent via trains, usually, to these places. There were often so many children sent to one place that the local farms, small towns etc. did not have enough beds for them.
This is a quote I took from a BBC website that shows that the children did not always quite know what was happening to them.
'We marched to Waterloo Station behind our head teacher carrying a banner with our school's name on it,' says James Roffey, founder of the Evacuees Reunion Association. 'We all thought it was a holiday, but the only thing we couldn't work out was why the women and girls were crying.'
Evacuees had varied experiences when they were sent away. Some were taken in as part of the family and treated well and fairly, maybe even better than at their own homes. However, 12% of 450 evacuees spoken to, according to a survey said they suffered mental or physical abuse. This is rather sad, but then so was most of WW2.
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How do you spell the word that describes children who were taken away from their homes and families during World War II?
Evacuees.
What happened to Alaska when world war 2 was finished?
they almost died from stavation since they had it takin away
What were the World War 2 evacuations?
The evacuations done during World War 2 were mostly in Britain and involved the citizens that lived in the towns. Children, particularly, were put on trains and sent to live in the country away from the threat of falling bombs until wars end.
Who is Moushi and what happened to him?
Mouschi was Peter Van Daans cat.Mouschi was a stray cat that Peter found and adopted.Mouschi ran away during the night.
How long did a child live away from home during world war 2?
six days
What happened to children who were not evacuated during World War 2?
they were kept hidden, there parents ran away with them or they were bombed.
What are children sent away during World War 2 called?
Evecuee
What happened to Children during The phony War?
Children seeped back into the cities, as parents and evacuee hosts felt there was no need for the children to be away from their homes if there was no great danger. And Hussies were Turds
What are evacuees during world war 2?
Evacuees are children moving house far away while the war was on
How do you spell the word that describes children who were taken away from their homes and families during World War II?
Evacuees.
What did some women do during the world war 1?
they looked after young children in safe houses away from battlefields.
Where did the children go during World War 1?
ok children during the war got evacuated off to the countryside away from the bombings,and probably would never see there family again.
What happened to the Louvre's works of art during World War I and World War II ?
It was hidden in safe places far from Paris.
What happen to the children during blitzkrieg?
they died or ran away
What is happened to this world you are living in?
The pie exploded when the cows flew away
What happened to blood and tears during the civil war?
They were shed.Answer the world is still crying /dieingthey been ruthlessly recycled to other unecessary war
What main events happened in the world during the Gothic Period that made people turn to religion?
The main event that happened in the world during the Gothic Period that made people turn to religion was the Black Plague. This devastating illness caused many people to turn to religion and to turn away from their kings or royalty toward leadership by the church.
