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Were Italians put in interment camps by the United States on US soil during World War 2?
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About 51,000 Italians were intered or relocated shortly after the US
entered the war.
As a footnote to this racial and socialogical turmoil, the father of Major
League Baseball player Joe DiMaggio's father who was a California
fisherman lost his boat and was sent away from the coast.
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