The countryside, as this was thought safe than being in cities which were easily bombed and attacked.
Children were moved out of the cities during World War 2 as a precautionary measure to protect them from the dangers of bombing raids and other wartime hazards. The bombing campaigns targeted major cities, and it was believed that the countryside offered a safer environment for children to live in during the war. This evacuation effort was known as "Operation Pied Piper" in Britain.
The evacuees were children and specific adults who evacuated from London and other towns to protect them from being killed by the bombs Hitler kept sending to England. In the English language evacuees is the proper reference for the people who had to evacuate. We would not say evactuationers or evatuators.
they would have been moved away so they couldn't get hurt... they would have been moved because the parents wanted to protect them. they would have been moved to the contryside. [just if u want to know where...]
With all the bombing in Britain in WW2 children were sent away. They were called evacuees. They were sent to live either with relatives in the countryside, or random people, away from all the major cities which were being bombed at this time.
Yes.
Because the cities were being bombed by the Germans and so they were not safe there
If you are asking where children from the cities being bombed or likely to be bombed in WWII were evacuated to, then the answer is the countryside. We had a few cockney evacuees in my village. We treated them like aliens from Mars. no loser
Most cities imposed blackouts during WW2 to avoid being bombed by planes above.
All of Britain's cities were bombed during World War II
The countryside, as this was thought safe than being in cities which were easily bombed and attacked.
As far as I know, he DIDN'T. Germany BOMBED Britain. Because Britain was Germany's enemy. Neither Hitler (personally) nor Germany invaded Britain. London was heavily bombed, Coventry was bombed, other cities were bombed, but the country was not invaded. The British Channel Islands, however, were invaded. The islands (Guernsey, Jersey) were occupied by Germany, being closer to France than to England.
Children were evacuated because cities were being bombed. In the countryside it was a lot safer, so the children were sent there to stop them being killed in bomb blasts.
No.
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save meeeeeeeeeee helpppppppppp It was basically the evacuation of British cities at the start of the second World War.
Children were moved out of the cities during World War 2 as a precautionary measure to protect them from the dangers of bombing raids and other wartime hazards. The bombing campaigns targeted major cities, and it was believed that the countryside offered a safer environment for children to live in during the war. This evacuation effort was known as "Operation Pied Piper" in Britain.