Desert Exile: The Uprooting Of A Japanese American Family (Classics Of Asian American Literature),Used Hurlburt Spiced With Unexpectedly Tender Character

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Desert Exile: The Uprooting Of A Japanese American Family (Classics Of Asian American Literature),Used Hurlburt Spiced With Unexpectedly Tender CharacterIn The Spring Of 1942, Shortly After The United States Entered Into War With Japan, The Federal Government Initiated A Policy Whereby 110,000 Persons Of Japanese Ancestry Were Rounded Up And Herded Into Camps. They Were Incarcerated Without Indictment, Trial, Or Counsel Not Because They Had Committed A Crime, But Simply Because They Resembled The Enemy. There Was Never Any Evidence Of Disloyalty Or Sabotage Among Them, And The Majority Were American