Le Journal

A book has caused controversy by claiming that 15,000-20,000 ethnic Koreans were arrested in Japan during World War II. The author argues that the number could be even higher and questions how many Japanese citizens were involved in the arrests. The debate surrounding the book has shed light on previously overlooked aspects of Japanese-American internment during World War II. As the controversy continues, many hope for a more nuanced understanding of these complex historical issues and an end to prejudice and discrimination based on ethnicity or background.

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