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29 September, 19:59

Explain why a historian might not think that Norman Ikari's account of racial discrimination reflects the experience of all Japanese Americans during World War II.

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  1. 29 September, 20:27
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    Because even though they were american the US government thaught that they might be sharing the US secrets so they put them in consintration camps
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