Was every countryside safe for evaccuees?

Not every countryside area was safe for evacuees during times of conflict, such as World War II. While many rural regions were less likely to be targeted by enemy attacks, they often faced challenges like inadequate housing, limited resources, and the potential for local hostility. Additionally, evacuees sometimes dealt with the trauma of displacement, leading to difficulties in adjusting to new environments. Overall, safety and comfort varied significantly from one location to another.