adult evacuees in Britain during the Second World War Guernsey Evacuees by Gillian Mawson (History Press, 2012) shares the personal testimony of Guernsey evacuees in Britain during the Second World War Other: In the 20th Century Fox movie On the Sunny Side (1942), Roddy McDowall portrays an evacuated English boy who comes to live with an American family in Ohio. Stephen Poliakoff's television drama Perfect Strangers (2001) includes a lengthy flashback of two evacuated sisters who leave the family they are sent to and live as wild children in the woods for the remainder of the war. In the movie Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971), the evacuated children are taken in by a good witch-in-training. In the movie The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death (2014), the major plot of the film involves a headmistress and a teacher evacuating a group of children out of London. One of the children lost his parents in a Blitz. See also London in World War II Battle of Britain British anti-invasion preparations of the Second World War Trekking during the Blitz Evacuations of children in Germany during World War II Evacuations of civilians in Japan during World War II Evacuation in the Soviet Union Kindertransport Evacuation of civilians from the Channel Islands in 1940 Q Camp: experimental children's community References Further reading Baumel, Judith Tydor. "Twice a Refugee: The Jewish Refugee Children in Great Britain during Evacuation, 1939--1943" Jewish Social Studies (1983) 45#2 pp175–184. Crosby, Travis L. Impact of Civilian Evacuation in the Second World War (1986) 176p. Jackson, Carlton. Who Will Take Our Children? (1985), 217p. Gartner, Niko. "Administering'Operation Pied Piper'-how the London County Council prepared for the evacuation of its schoolchildren 1938-1939." Journal of Educational Administration & History 42#1 (2010): 17–32. Kushner, Tony."Horns and Dilemmas: Jewish Evacuees in Britain during the Second World War." Immigrants & Minorities (1988) 7#3 pp 273–291. Macnicol, John. "The effect of the evacuation of schoolchildren on official attitudes to state intervention." in Harold L. Smith, ed., War and Social Change: British Society in the Second World War (1986): 3-31. Mawson, Gillian. Britain's Wartime Evacuees: The People, Places and Stories of the Evacuation Told Through the Accounts of Those Who Were There.: 117–130. Pen and Sword. December 2016 Parsons Martin (ed) Children. The Invisible Victims of War. DSM Oct 2008 Parsons Martin War Child. Children Caught in Conflict. (History Press, 2008) Parsons Martin Manchester Evacuation. The Exception