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The whole world of the Nisei- American-born Japanese- was destroyed on the day Pearl Harbor was attacked. Bill Hosokawa tells of the events that led up to the unprecedented wholesale evacuation of 110,000 Japanese Americans to internment camps, the way the evacuation decision was reached, how the Nisei fought to avert it; life in the evacuation camps, how the decision was reached to form a Nisei combat battalion, and to use other Nisei for intelligence work in the Pacific, and how their heroism helped to win acceptance for all Japanese Americans. On the Military Intelligence History Reading…
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4 editions- Paperback · English · 2002University Press of Colorado · 570 pages · 9780870816680
- Hardcover · English · 1973William Morrow & Co · 9780688000134
- Hardcover · English · 1973William Morrow · 522 pages · 9780688050139
- Other · English · 1992University Press of Colorado · 550 pages · 9780870812736
Japanese AmericansHistoryMass internment, 1942-1945Nisei