How did children feel in World War 2?

Answer 1

All children were evacuated to the countryside where it was considered safer. This did cause the potential children who may die from bombings to reduce massively. However, they had to leave their parents and often they were split from their siblings. Many children were told by their parents that they were going on an adventure so they wouldn't become upset. they were all evacuated on 1st September 1939 however tyhere were no bombings and parents claimed it must have been an exaggeration so they decided to return home. Later though in 1940 the blitz started so they had to be re-evacuated. Sometimes the evacuees would live with very strict guardians and were treated unfairly and sometimes used as a worker;this sometimes meant that boys were more popular. So to conclude putting all these ideas in to mind i have to say that life must have been awful for children.

Answer 2

The children felt worried about leaving their families. Younger children didn't understand why they were separated, but they hated it and cried all day. However, some children thought the countryside was exciting. They took care of the friendly animals and learnt new things. The children made new friends and went to school.

Answer 3

all children were sent away to the countryside to keep them safe from the bombs in the city.

Answer 4

It Was Probably Boring For Children Because In WW2 They Didn't Have Lots Of Money So They Wouldn't get Much Presents :/

Answer 5

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