How to pronounce “evacuee” in English

I lived in the north of England, in a relatively safe part of the country during the second world war.And we had-- what did they call-- evacuees.A mother and two kids came up from London, left their husband behind, a firefighter.

We got a call a couple of days ago from somebody who wanted to donate clothing to us because she had triedto donate them to all the centers that had evacuees in them and they weren't taking any more.They had mountains and mountains of clothing.

They experienced the invasive medical examinations, the grueling interrogations, and they alsoOnce assembled, Japanese-American evacuees were transported to 16 hastily-erected assembly centers in California, Oregon, Washington, and Arizona.

They had mountains and mountains of clothing.In fact, Lou, who is doing the film with us, spent the whole day sorting through mountains of clothing so that evacuees or anybody else could come and get them.So it was this huge outpouring of compassion that was immediately touched when our community, our neighborhood, was in crisis.