Where were children from London evacuated to in World War 1?

Answer 1

London (West Ham, East Ham, Willesden, Leyton, Ilford, Tottenham, Hornsey, Walthamstow, Acton), Essex, Middlesex, Chatham, Gillingham, Rochester, Portsmouth, Gosport, Southampton, Birmingham, Smethwick, Liverpool, Bootle, Birkenhead, Wallasey, Manchester, Salford, Sheffield, Leeds, Bradford, Hull, Newcastle, Gateshead, Edinburgh, Rosyth, Glasgow, Clydebank and Dundee. These were all places of power, money, pride, industry, history or ports which Germans wanted to bomb because they were useful and helped us, they were densely populated or we loved them.

Answer 2

During the Blitzkrieg, many families sent their children to schools that were away from the cities, out in the countryside. Some sent their children to family members in the countryside or to the United States or Canada.

Answer 3

London (West Ham, East Ham, Willesden, Leyton, Ilford, Tottenham, Hornsey, Walthamstow, Acton), Essex, Middlesex, Chatham, Gillingham, Rochester, Portsmouth, Gosport, Southampton, Birmingham, Smethwick, Liverpool, Bootle, Birkenhead, Wallasey, Manchester, Salford, Sheffield, Leeds, Bradford, Hull, Newcastle, Gateshead, Edinburgh, Rosyth, Glasgow, Clydebank and Dundee. These were all places of power, money, pride, industry, history or ports which Germans wanted to bomb because they were useful and helped us, they were densely populated or we loved them.

Answer 4

== They were evacuated to the countryside and werent treated very well.

Answer 5

Children were evacuated to families who lived in the country where they would be out of the way of industrial and built up areas that attracted bombing.

Answer 6

Children had to be evacuated to the country side so the wouldn't get hurt during the bombings.

Answer 7

Yes, they were evacuated to less densely populated parts of the country & were called Evacuees.

Answer 8

Canada