When the Emperor Was Divine
How are the Japanese-American treated by those who run and guard the camp?
chapter 2 When the Emperor was Divine
chapter 2 When the Emperor was Divine
There is very little information about the family's arrival at the camp, other than the fact that the soldiers met them at the train and were armed with bayonet tipped rifles. The fact that the soldiers greeted woman and children armed this way is a definite indicator that they were hostile to the Japanese Americans being interred.
When the Emperor Was Divine