Military History Blog
The forcible removal and internment of people of Japanese ancestry in Canada and the United States during World War II remains one of the most consequential civil-liberties crises in North American history. Carried out in the name of “national security” after the attack on Pearl Harbor, these policies uprooted tens of thousands of citizens and … Read More “Injustice at Home: The Internment of People of Japanese Descent in Canada and the United States during World War II” »
