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The evacuation called Operation Pied Piper was the British government decision to
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The evacuation called Operation Pied Piper was the British government decision to
The evacuation called Operation Pied Piper was the British government decision to relocate its children out of urban centres to locations where the risk of bombing attacks was low or non-existent. Millions of people, most of them children, were shipped to rural areas in Britain as well as overseas to Canada, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. Almost 3 million people were evacuated during the first four days of the operation, making it the biggest and most concentrated population movement in British history.
Our picture shows. Schoolchildren evacuees at Moor Street Station, Birmingham before boarding trains for the East Midlands and rural Derbyshire.
1st September 1939
Staff
Birmingham Post and Mail Archive
Mirrorpix
Birmingham
West Midlands
England
Media ID 21844351
© Mirrorpix
1939 Evacuation Operation Pied Piper Schoolchildren Stations Train
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