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‘Evacuation was a Great Success’
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... 'Evacuation was a Great Success' Do you agree or disagree with this interpretation? Evacuation began on 1 September 1939, two days before Britain went to war with Germany. It was a voluntary scheme aimed to send all children living in cities that were likely to be bombed, to safer places. In this answer I am going to discuss good and bad points and then come to a conclusion as to whether I think evacuation was a 'Great Success' or not. Many people believe that evacuation in WW2 was a great success due to the lives it saved and the many positive things that came of it. There are many arguments used to show evacuation was a success. First of all were the lives it saved. Major cities in England were the target of air raids from the Luftwaffe. This made the people that inhabited these cities worried that they would be bombed.
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