Double victory

a multicultural history of America in World War II

By Takaki, Ronald T.

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ISBN
978-0-31683-155-0
Publisher
Boston : Little, Brown and Co., c2000.


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Library Journal

Reviewed on May 1, 2000

America's involvement in World War II highlighted the incongruities of U.S. policy toward its minorities. While America battled Hitler to end his "Final Solution," it arrested, denied citizenship to, and persecuted Native Americans, Koreans, Jews, blacks, and Japanese Americans, some of whom were interned in concentration camps such as Manzanar. These people fought a double war--against the Axis powers and American prejudice. Facing discri...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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