Austro-Hungarian Empire evacuation policies

The Austro-Hungarian Empire's evacuation policies during conflicts, such as World War I, involved relocating civilians and troops from frontline areas to safer regions. This aimed to protect non-combatants from military actions and supply shortages. The government coordinated transport, often facing logistical challenges and resistance from local populations. These policies reflected the empire's attempts to maintain order, ensure resources for troops, and manage the impacts of war across its diverse territories, which included various ethnic groups and cultures, complicating the effectiveness and acceptance of such measures.