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For many, it was their first time going outside the city. Men who stayed in Britain could join the
Home Guard, whose main job was to defend the land if there were a sudden attack by the enemy,
holding them off until soldiers could get there. We loved getting to dress up as evacuees for the day,
deciding what we would bring to our new home in the countryside, making up our own stories and
creating our own evacuee display. The first foods that were rationed were bacon, sugar, tea, butter
and meat. These were strong structures that were built to protect people inside from bomb
explosions. The only sweets that weren’t rationed during the war were cough sweets. Loud sirens
would let people know that a bomb might go off soon, and that they should run to the nearest air-
raid shelter. For some it ended the confusion the countryside brought, but for others it was confusing
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For many, it was their first time going outside the city. We loved getting to dress up as evacuees for
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BBC School Radio programme for children aged 7 to 11 Look at objects from WWII Find out more
about WWII weapons like doodlebugs and V2s What was life like for children who were evacuated.
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around them was after a bombing. Pictures of life during World War II Have a look through the
images in the gallery and see if you can spot the following: The uniform that Land Girls wore A
poster asking men to join the Army A group of Home Guard members An underground air-raid
shelter A ration book Gallery About When most of the men in Britain went off to fight in the war,
women stepped in to do some of the jobs left vacant. In London, Tube (underground) stations were
used as air-raid shelters too. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how
you use this website. Parents in the city wanted their children back with them (quite understandably.)
Propaganda programmes and posters were put up encouraging those evacuated to stay in the
countryside. The majority swore a lot, much to the shock of those living in the countryside. The
Home Guard was formed in 1940 and disbanded in 1945, and over 1 million men were part of it for
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city wanted their children back with them (quite understandably.) Propaganda programmes and
posters were put up encouraging those evacuated to stay in the countryside. The Home Guard was
formed in 1940 and disbanded in 1945, and over 1 million men were part of it for most of this time.
We’ve been doing this since 2013, with this website and an app created in 2016. This list grew and
grew as the war went on, and people got used to making each little bit stretch as far as possible.
They would then be chosen by the locals to stay with them. For example, today you could go out and
buy as a dozen eggs and as much milk as you like. Many evacuees were very sad to say goodbye to
their parents, but some were excited for the time ahead. Bombs dropped by German planes could
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