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83 photos and 1 illustration tagged evacuation, from 15 members of Flickr Commons.

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Old Frenchwoman in Amiens evacuating her house leaving her pet canary to the tender mercies of a British Tommy

  • Lyrical Account said:
    This is amazing photograph. Thank you for putting it up.
  • Fast Bridge said:
    Wow, photos like these really help to show what it was really like. I can't imagine.
  • Summer and Rose said:
    We cannot even imagine what war meant. I have no words.

Evacuation from Tobruk, 1941

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  • SandyEm said:
    RIP Private Curtis :-(
  • Colin Bates said:
    What a great and proud generation of Aussie men!
  • John M said:
    Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Australian portrait, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
  • noragomeznora222222 said:
    Hermosisima Foto
  • muddled nest said:
    Hello can you speak with one of the relatives of those who in the picture I'm from the city
    Tobruk and I want to know

    For correspondence Email: Batista_pamb@ yahoo. Com

Evacuees to New Zealand

  • mikescottnz said:
    This history was almost suppressed again until recently as some were not orphans ?
  • The National Archives UK said:
    In fact this is quite a different scheme. (I think you are thinking of what are commonly known as 'home children'). CORB children were sent abroad by their parents for the sole purpose of ensuring their safety during the Second World War. The overwhelming majority of these evacuees (essentially identical to those evacuated from towns and cities to rural areas in the UK) returned home to their parents towards the end of the war. You can learn more about the CORB scheme on our Your Archives website.
  • mikescottnz said:
    Ok thanks for mentioning that as we have had some coverage of the 'home children' here in NZ .