Manzanar NHS is one of 10 locations in the United States where Japanese Americans were interned by the U.S. government during World War II. Visitors to the California site can tour the barracks where some of the 110,000 people were detained. You may also like: America's biggest travel nig...
aA young and beautiful Malasian reistance fighter is captured and interned in a WWII Japanese jungle prison camp. When it came to brutal and horrific treatment of prisoners in WWII, the Nazis had little worse to offer than the Jailers of the Rising Sun. Fantactic sleaze from the director of...
By 2001, many of Rush’s 1,000 employees were Native Americans, working alongside people of every background.But she felt she hadn’t done enough.So she joined forces with a Canadian parts maker to design and fit auto parts.She located the plants near reservations, creating opportunities wher...
Kids enjoying Japanese writing near Burmese border in Thailand. Paying locals for their services (accommodation, transport, food), doesn‘t only support adults, but also their children, who often don’t attend school because the parents simply cannot afford it. Please, be mindful when giving ...
The Japanese seemed to not quite know what to do with them, so they were treated as civilians and interned at the camp near Manila – Sao Tomas, I think. Too late in the day to look up specifics, but I do have the books on my shelves about their experience. Cyn Bagley says: ...
The government gave the cards out since a bunch of the workers were assigned to fly on planes where their equipment was used. If captured by the Soviet Union, they were supposed to be treated as civilians and interned, rather than shot as out of uniform soldiers (spies). No one believed...
57 The plan started to unravel when the first wave of Japanese planes failed to eliminate American aircraft on the ground, as the Americans knew the attack was coming. Nagumo then made the catastrophic decision to have the other half of his planes, which were ear...