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When children were evacuated during times of crisis, they typically carried only the most essential clothing due to limited space and urgency. Most were instructed to pack a small suitcase or bag containing a change of clothes, basic undergarments, nightwear, and a warm coat. Practical items like sturdy shoes, socks, and sometimes a raincoat were also included. Many children wore identification tags and were advised to bring personal items such as a favorite toy or book for comfort. Clothing was chosen for durability and weather protection rather than style, reflecting the uncertainty of how long they would be away from home.

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The Loom

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