Reprint of Lippincott edition of 1975. 140 pages, wrappers, very good. From the publisher: After Japan's stunning victory at Pearl Harbor, United States residents of Japanese descent were forced into prisonlike camps on the West Coast. In this volume the author reviews the question and responsibility for the distrust of the West Coast's Japanese residents and the consequent relocation. His analysis and documents allow insightful glimpses into the perceptions that shaped a fateful policy.

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