1. Japanese Internment
... the many protests of the terrified anti-Japanese locals so much that "when the board's findings were published early in 1939, the report scarcely attracted notice."(Ward 461) In the summer of 1940 Alderman Halford Wildson headed a new campaign against Japanese immigrants, even though this campaign was minor and never really caught on, his campaign was still significant because the anti ... Japan were stronger or weaker than those between Hawaiian Japanese and the mother country. These two factors could certainly have affected the situation. (Granastein and Johnson 111) After reviewing a...
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