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lemmy.world

Oh man. I knew they hid in underground bunkers, but I didn't realize families were seperated. I thought the families would go down together.

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CaptainSaabossareply
piefed.social

A large portion of children were evacuated out of London to towns and villages across Britain because it was deemed much safer. A lot of them were made to live with other families they'd never even met before.

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ZombiFrancisreply
sh.itjust.works

Removing children from war zones is usually practiced to, well, remove children from war zones. Depending on perspective this can be considered humanitarian.

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Agent641reply
lemmy.world

remove children from war zones

Sound of Bosnian sniper cranking his rifle bolt

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PugJesusreply
piefed.social

Depending on how 'voluntary' it is with regards to the children's guardians and who is doing the 'removal', it can also be ethnic cleansing.

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PugJesusreply
piefed.social

The relevance of that Saving Private Ryan scene being...?

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The relevance of that Saving Private Ryan scene to the comment you literally responded to.

Depending on how โ€˜voluntaryโ€™ it is with regards to the childrenโ€™s guardians and who is doing the โ€˜removalโ€™, it can also be ethnic cleansing.

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Children being reunited with their parents after the end of air raid evacuations, London, UK, end of WW2, 1945 | Spyke