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Nisei, the second-generation Japanese Americans born in the U.S., faced significant discrimination and prejudice during World War II, particularly after the attack on Pearl Harbor. Many were unjustly interned in camps, stripped of their rights, and faced suspicion and hostility from the broader American society. Despite their loyalty to the U.S., as evidenced by many serving in the military, they endured a legacy of racism and injustice that impacted their communities for years. The treatment of Nisei during this period remains a profound example of wartime hysteria and civil rights violations.
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What was the name of Japanese born Americans during World War 2?
Answer Nisei --- I believe.
What is another name for Japanese Americans?
it is called Sino-Japanese
When was Nisei - The X-Files - created?
Nisei - The X-Files - was created on 1995-11-24.
What are the release dates for Nisei Dialect - 2008?
Nisei Dialect - 2008 was released on: USA: 22 December 2008
What are the release dates for Nisei Stories of Wartime Japan - 2010?
Nisei Stories of Wartime Japan - 2010 was released on: USA: 2010
What is the difference between issei and nisei?
Issei refers to first-generation Japanese immigrants to a new country, while Nisei refers to their second-generation offspring who are born in the new country. Issei typically arrived in the new country as adults, while Nisei were born and raised there.
How do you pronounce nisei?
Google translator says it's pronounced ni-say
What are the release dates for The Nisei Farmer - 2003?
The Nisei Farmer - 2003 was released on: USA: 26 January 2003 (Sarasota Film Festival)
What are the release dates for The War Nisei Soldiers - 2007 TV?
The War Nisei Soldiers - 2007 TV was released on: USA: September 2007
Why did Americans make a difference between the nisei and issei?
Americans differentiated between nisei (second-generation Japanese Americans) and issei (first-generation immigrants) primarily due to their citizenship status and cultural assimilation. Nisei, born in the U.S., were American citizens and often seen as more integrated into American society, while issei, being immigrants, were viewed with suspicion and often faced discrimination. This distinction became particularly pronounced during World War II, when nisei were sometimes treated more favorably than issei, despite both groups facing prejudice and internment. Ultimately, these differences reflected broader attitudes toward immigration, citizenship, and identity in America.
Who are Nisei's?
Second generation Japanese Americans
Who was the author of camp harmony?
Nisei Daughter
