Children were massively affected by World War II. Nearly two million children were evacuated from their homes at the start of World War II. They had to endure rationing, gas mask lessons, living with strangers etc.
Sadly, children accounted for one in ten of the deaths during the Blitz of London from 1940 to 1941.
Here is an emotional photo collection that shows everyday life of children during World War II.
Sadly, children accounted for one in ten of the deaths during the Blitz of London from 1940 to 1941.
Here is an emotional photo collection that shows everyday life of children during World War II.
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| Safe at least |
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| So long soldier, and good luck |
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| Sugar baby - a refugee |
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| Theater of rest |
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| Travels in style |
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| With the greatest of care |
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| Yank aids flying bomb victim |
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| Young Frenchman finds a friend |
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| Youthful refugees |
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| A child of war |
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| A lucky Kharkov civilian |
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| Air conditioning - Chinese style |
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| Aussie wives head for U.S. |
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| Boy poses for photographing |
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| Bringing home American 'bacon' |
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| But it’s still home |
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| Children evacuated from London |
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| China feeds American warbirds |
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| Chinese orphans |
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| Chinese boy helps build airfield |
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| Danger! Unexploded Bomb |
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| Famine in India |
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| Famine in India |
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| Famine in India |
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| Father and son fight together |
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| Fearful eyes of the innocent |
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| First aid |
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| First milk for Guam child |
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| For Jews only |
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| French children frolic near invasion craft |
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| Going bye-bye |
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| Head for Bastille Day Festivities |
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| Heading for a new homeland |
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| 'Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned' |
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| Hiding her shame |
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| Hitch-hiking in the Iceland manner |
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| Japan attacks on Philippines |
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| Latest Italian drive |
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| London children mobilized for evacuation |
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| Malta’s children can still smile |
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| Mascot of the Yanks |
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| Merry Christmas from the yanks |
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| Milk for children of Oran |
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| Mother's little helper |
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| New deep shelter against 'Buzz-bombs' |
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| Orphans of war |
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| Refugee, English style |
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| Safe at last! |
