Title: A thoughtful, moving memoir
Product review: Long out of print, Senator Daniel Inouye's memoir is one of those hidden gems about life before, during, and after World War II, especially for Japanese-Americans. His first-hand accounts of the attack on Pearl Harbor (he was a young Red Cross aide at the time), his years in the 442nd fighting the Germans, his struggles to return to a normal life after losing his arm in battle, his ultimate success in politics, are, dare I say inspiring. This is an amazingly honest, warts and all look--especially for a politician. If you want to know what really happened to the Japanese-Americans who fought so bravely in World War II, this is one of the books to get.
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