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Evacuation of children during the World War II

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Evacuation could be both exciting and frightening. Each child had a different experience. For some children, being evacuated provide a new and exiting opportunist to enjoy country life.

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Children's Experiences during World War II

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Children's Experiences during World War II

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Children living in cities were at risk from enemy bombing raid, many children were evacuated from cities to rural areas where it was safer.

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In 1949 the Nazis from Lyon were sent to a tiny French village to get rid of the children of an orphanage. Their was 99 Jewish children from ages three to eight-teen hidden away.

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Estimates rage as high as 1.5 million murdered children during the Holocaust.

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After the war a significant number of children failed to reach the required level of literacy and numeracy

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How Children's Lives Changed During World War II

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How Children's Lives Changed During World War II

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Evacuation was the biggest cause of disruption to children's lives. The children's education also suffered during the war.

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Each child carried around his/her neck a small square cardboard box containing a gas mask, and on the lapel of each child's coat was pinned a name card.

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Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939.

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Operation Pied Piper: Evacuation of English Children 

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Operation Pied Piper: Evacuation of English Children 

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Called Operation Pied Piper, millions of people, most of them children, were shipped to rural areas in Britain as well over seas to Canada.