Why did the japanese hate the jews?

Answer 1

US Citizens felt that they had been decieved, by being attacked at Pearl Harbor (even though most US citizens didn't even know where Pearl Harbor was, OR even ever heard of it before). For civilians, being attacked by "surprise" is considered "dirty fighting", "cheating", or "not fighting fair." So, these elements contributed to people's attitudes. However, MOST "MILITARY MEN" knew that "Surprise" is one of the key ELEMENTS of the "Rules of War!" Translation: In warfare, "Surprise" is not only accepted, it is considered EXCELLENT TACTICS! True, the political ultimatum was "stalled" (some historians are debating whether or not that was intentional or not), and arrived after the attack, when it should have been reversed (ultimatum recieved, then denied, then the attack, NOT in reverse order). But that's politics for ya!

Answer 2

Large numbers of Americans feared or were concerned about many Japanese that were either legal residents (i.e. with Green Cards) or were US citizens. This was because some of them were spies, saboteurs, and/or supporters of Imperial Japan. Many refused to swear their allegiance to their new country (the United States). Many maintained personal contacts to known Japanese agents, or subscribed to Japanese nationalistic/patriotic (Propaganda) magazines. Although today's popular culture & urban myths portray this fear as being irrational, illogical, biased or based solely on racism, the actual truth is more complicated. Yes, there was a some racism involved, however the American public was greatly alarmed by Japan's murderous brutality towards non-Japanese in Asia & the Pacific at the outbreak of war. Americans were furious at Japan's unprovoked surprise attacks across the Pacific on December 7/8, 1941. There were incidents of Japanese-Americans actively supporting Japan during the war, and the Japanese intelligence services had dozens or hundreds of agents among the Japanese-American population. The US FBI & military intelligence knew of this through secret intercepts & decoding of Japanese radio/telephone traffic. Unfortunately the actual identities of these Japanese agents was not discovered in these early months of the war, such that they could be arrested. The inability of the US to determine specifically (& with certainty) which of the Japanese-Americans could not be trusted, led the US government to relocate virtually all Japanese-Americans on the US west coast (where the Japanese threat was greatest) to relocation camps away from the west coast.

Answer 3

The Japanese did not hate the Jews. The Japanese actually believed that Jews were a powerful group of people who should be courted for their world influence. It was the Nazi Germans who hated the Jews.

Answer 4

because we used an atom bomb in the war against Japan

Answer 5

because during World War 2 the shoot American and that why American is here today there jealous of pearl harbor

Answer 6

The Japanese made an unprovoked attack, without a declaration of war, on Pearl Harbor.