Title: How were Japanese Americans treated in the USA during World War II? - Quora
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How were Japanese Americans treated in the USA during World War II?
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Content: If you were a second-generation male, and determined to be sufficiently “Americanized” by the government’s standards, you could get into one of the Army’s Japanese-American divisions. Of course, they couldn’t be deployed in the Pacific, so they were sent to Europe instead. These men served with great distinction, motivated by a desire to prove their worth and loyalty to their country. So basically, it was not fun to be a Japanese-American during the war. But as they say, shikata ga nai. They just lived with it until they were finally let out of the camps in 1945. Eventually, in 1988, the government owned up and paid reparations to the surviving former detainees. But it’s still an ugly scar on our history. Loring Chien
, I read a lot of history Esp. WWII US Naval history
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I am a bit appalled at some of the answers here that says they were treated well.