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Evacuees in World War II primarily left their homes to escape the dangers of bombings and military conflicts, particularly during the Blitz when German forces targeted British cities. The British government organized mass evacuations, especially of children, to safeguard them from the immediate threats of warfare. Many families were separated, as parents sent their children to rural areas deemed safer, while adults often stayed behind to support the war effort or manage their homes. This evacuation aimed to protect the most vulnerable and maintain morale on the home front.

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