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I guess it affected them in loads of ways. First mostly all of them were evacuated to the country side, or in some cases to Canada on massive ships that rarely ever made it safely back to England. They were also affected school- wise, as many of the male teachers had to be pulled up to go into war.

Other ways they could have been affected, is by rationing and their homes being destroyed.

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This isn't the greatest answer but it may help. Try reading "A Seperate Peace" by john knowles. This book describes slightly about a young man during the world war two era.

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