and italian ancestry to separate the loyal from the disloyal. but because of certain characteristics that are purportedly those of people with japanese ancestry, it's very, very difficult, nearly impossible to -- >> i would not advance the argument in that form, your honor. what i believe we have argued is that there is a propaganda machine from the government of japan that is known to work through buddhist monks, through japanese language schools. there is a demonstrated propaganda machine designed to turn nise as well as ise against the united states and bring them into the service of the emperor of japan. there's another incident, your honor. the incident discusses nazi sabotage and italian sabotage for taken place at disparate locations across the country. 90% of all japanese americans are in the exclusion zone. there are 126,000 japanese americans in this country and 110 of them -- 110,000 of them were in the affected area, an area also chock-full of military installations that are rife targets for sabotage. >> i want to go back to somethin

he has been subjected to grossly unequal treatment, solely because of his ancestry. if the constitution does not protect fred korematsu against this government action, we are all at risk. our argument has three main points. first, mr. korematsu is subject to an integrated set of government orders. the court should not consider only one of these orders while ignoring the others. second, this case can be resolved on non-constitutional grounds by holding that general dewitt was not authorized by any statute or executive order to confine mr. korematsu in a concentration camp. and third, the order banishing mr. korematsu from his home for an indefinite period, even considered apart from the other orders, goes far beyond a curfew and was unconstitutional. >> i want to ask you about your first point. your client was convicted only of, under a stat ute prohibitin him from leaving a restricted area after being ordered to leave the restricted area. why should we consider he was later detained in what you call a confinement or incarceration or concentration camp, why is the que

and italian ancestry to separate the loyal from the disloyal. but because of certain charac duris sticks that are purported tiddly, those of people with japanese ancestry, it's very, very difficult. nearly impossible. i would not. advance the argument in that form. your. well, had i what i believe we have argued is that there is a proper ganda machine from the government of japan that is known to work through buddhism, that is known to work through japanese language schools. there is a demonstrated propaganda machine designed to turn nisei as well as, say, against the united states and bring them into the service of the emperor of japan. but there's yet another reason, your honor. the incident, your honor, discusses of nazi saboteur sabotage and italian sabotage have taken place at disparate locations across the country. 90% of all japanese-american wins are in the exclusion zone. there are 126,000 japanese americans in this in this country, and 110 of them, 100 and thousand of them were in the affected area, an area also chock full of military

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it's actuated fictional philip based on the premise to titles, hitler had secret to jewish ancestry. how can young japanese people do this? openly flaunting, the nazi ascetic, ignorant of the unimaginable atrocities committed. but those who wore these uniforms. what is the least wireless thing to these uniforms? they're kind of sexy and i'm not really interested in the, in human ideology behind them m detroit. and it's been around for a long time as little as an ongoing discussion in japan would this destination with militarism. that's what it's and you have to say of course that the japanese have a completely different relationship to the history of the holocaust and the germans to shifted the total cost. i see as we skipped. and yeah, there are no concentration come from japan that you can visit us month is when you come. in other words, unlike us, there is no obligation to see it with your own eyes. just as i can open, honest with you. apparently the not css is more fascinating in countries that did not suffer under the nazis. according to researches and other aspect is that japan

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quick jewish ancestry. how can young japanese people do this? openly flaunting, the nazi ascetic, ignorant of the unimaginable atrocities committed by those who wore these uniforms . what is the least wireless thing? oh, these uniforms are kind of sexy. and i'm not really interested in the, in human ideology behind them. and detroit and just been around for a long time as little as an ongoing discussion in japan would this fascination with militarism. that's what it's and you have to say, of course, that the japanese have a completely different relationship to the history of the holocaust. and the germans do appreciate the total cost i see as those get yeah, there are no concentration camps on japan that you can visit us month is when you come. in other words, unlike us, there is no obligation to see it with your own eyes, just as i can open, honest with you. apparently, the nazi ascetic has more fascinating countries that did not suffer under the nazis . according to research. as another aspect is that japan was an aggressor in world war 2, but

colonialism, what happens, but then there's also the emotional effect of like, what happened to my ancestry, where as the remains of our grandparents and how can i step into myself. we know there was in qual, uh he did a, b, c, d, but do we know of his emotions? he says, day to day activities. um what he feels, what he went through, maybe personal relationship with his wife with these kids. we don't know that because we loved them like fictional characters. so i was, i was, you was the to, i wanted to bring forth stories of women which are very much on told basically. but i also wanted to bring out the stories that people can relates. they can, they can see that meant the processing of these people and, and how, what's brought then was filaments, both of them to become holding. well, because most of that has men, we see men of saves most of the time. and there is none, especially to get into that we have none of that. thank you so much for your intense and yet we have lead to dunc a who or at least how history has been hit and told to different generation. and we have the video of both. so

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