0 someone who is evacuated from a dangerous place, especially during a war: --
This is not to say, however, that evacuees were well provided for.
Even without such differences, the evacuees could still have been more vulnerable to the effects of these stresses.
Similar complaints were repeatedly made about evacuees, despite the ostensibly clear refusal to impose the same restrictions on their movements.
The absence of a collective ethos was perhaps most apparent in the transportation and accommodation of evacuees outside of the city boundaries.
This did not, however, prevent the mass of evacuees from being regarded with suspicion.
The realignment from refugee to evacuee thus recast the role of the state.
The least privileged evacuees came to think of themselves as discarded 'elements'.
While most evacuees were eager to return home, not all were granted the necessary papers.
