During WWII, Americans of Italian...
During WWII, "Americans of Italian lineage" or "Americans of German lineage" weren't
forced to sell their possessions in three days and be shipped to a concentration camp
carrying only a suitcase. Yet, more than 25,000 Japanese served in the US Army while
their families (110,000 people) were held in what were euphemistically called
"Relocation Centers."
Compared to the US population Japanese were over-represented in the US Army by more
than twenty percent. Who were those short troops with slanted eyes whose forebears