Unjust Enrichment
Linda Goetz Holmes · 2001
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About the book
During World War II, 32,260 Americans were held as prisoners of war of the Japanese. Thousands were shipped to do forced labor in the factories, shipyards, & mines of Japan--at the specific request of major Japanese companies. For more than 50 years, this story has gone untold--until now. Combining investigative research, personal interviews with more than 400 ex-POWs, excerpts from POW diaries, & samples of the more than 300 recently declassified documents, Pacific War historian Linda Goetz Holmes reveals the brutal & exploitative practices of Japanese companies during World War II.
First sentence: IN MID-1941, A GROUP OF JAPANESE DIPLOMATS BOWED POLITELY, ONE BY one, as they departed from a meeting at the White House with President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Book details
- Year
- 2001
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- Konecky & Konecky
- Editions
- 4
- Pages
- 202
- ISBN
- 9781568526751
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