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Who was sent to the Japanese international camps?
Don't believe the first person! The real answer is Japanese who lived in America. There are 2 types of Japanese-Americans; Nisei, and Issei. Issei are Japanese citizens who immigrated to the US, while the Nisei are Japanese who were born into the US. J3LLYF1SH NEVER LIES!
What is another name for Japanese Americans?
it is called Sino-Japanese
What was the name of Japanese born Americans during World War 2?
Answer Nisei --- I believe.
What was the name given to Japanese Americans born in the us during world war 2?
Nisei .
What did 442 mean to the US army and Japanese during World War 2?
They were the "Nisei"...Japanese-Americans serving in the army. They served in Europe. Here is a link about them. http://www.njahs.org/research/442.html
Who are Nisei's?
Second generation Japanese Americans
What is the Japanese word for Americans of Japanese descent?
二世 - Nisei
5 letter word for Japanese Americans?
nisei
Nisei?
American-born children of Japanese immigrants; second generation Japanese Americans.
What is the second generation of Japanese Americans?
I gay! LOL!
What kind of people were sent to the Auschwitz camps?
Anyone who was considered 'inferior' to the master race - the Aryans, that is. These people included: -Anyone with ties to Judaism -Gypsies -Bible Students (now called Jehovah's Witnesses) -Mentally and physically disabled persons -Communists -Enemy soldiers -Political enemies (anyone who opposed Nazism)
Are nisei japanese americans who were born during world war 2?
No, nisei are the first generation of children born to Japanese immigrants to America. They are American born and therefore citizens. Their parents are isei, born in Japan and moved to America, where they had children who were the nisei. There had never been large numbers of Japanese immigrants in America. There was a quota of how many people from each country would be admitted to the US, and the quota for all Asian nations was very low. There were probably some third-generation Japanese-Americans by the time of WWII. Many nisei were old enough to serve in the US military during WWII, and did so with great bravery and distinction, in many cases even while their families were still in the internment camps.
