Amache Internment Camp survivor Bob Fuchigami

Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, many Americans feared Japanese-Americans. "We just looked like the enemy," said Bob Fuchigami, who was only 11 years old when the attack happened. Fuchigami was one of more than 7,000 people who were forcibly moved to the Granada Relocation Center in Colorado from 1942 to 1945. His life and understanding of his home country, the United States, changed forever. This is his story.
Video by Lindsay Pierce, The Denver Post
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[@adrianschnee4253]

So displace every singe person even though "most were loyal" and no evidence of anything !? The necesity of these events are certainly questionable. The least the government could've done was provide accommodations after they kicked everyone out of the camps.

[@anonymous35100]

Lmao imagine being jewish in poland at that time. There are far worse fates to be had

[@anonymous35100]

The clear political motivations in this video pay zero mind to european jews during that same time. It’s not even surprising anymore

[@rodgerhatfield3068]

Apparently the young smart as has never heard of Pearl Harbor?? Wtf. Good example of how the young take for granted the world they live in.

[@squidly1117]

Is he mad at Democrats for doing this to him?

[@davidmorales5718]

Lol what?

[@rodgerhatfield3068]

@@davidmorales5718 you don’t even understand the problem....bless your heart