Did children felt homesick in world war 2?

Yes, many children felt homesick during World War II. As families were separated due to evacuation, military service, or displacement from bombings, children often found themselves in unfamiliar environments, such as foster homes or shelters. The longing for their homes, families, and familiar routines led to feelings of anxiety and sadness. Additionally, the trauma of war and loss exacerbated their emotional struggles.