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Concentration Camp USA by Paul Bailey - 1972 paperback
"Concentration Camp USA" The shocking, long suppressed story of the imprisonment of Japanese-Americans in detention camps during World War II - written by Paul Bailey - paperback book - published by Belmont/Tower Publications Inc. in 1972 - 223 pages - original price $0.95
"THEIR ONLY FAULT - THEY WORE THE FACE OF THE ENEMY
"When Japan attacked PearlHarbor, Japanese-Americans in the United States numbered 127,000. Loyal, law-abiding citizens, they were suddenly accused of sabotage and aiding the enemy; war hysteria, greed and prejudice confronted them. Forcibly uprooted from their homes and businesses and herded into concentration camps, the story of their suffering and accomplishments is a moving testament set against the chilling reality of a shameful chapter of American history."
Condition: Good - covers have light wear & scuff on back cover - binding solid - pages have light discoloration from age, otherwise pages are clean - no torn or missing pages.
Shipping weight: 8 ounces - book will be sent Media Mail
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(I've been doing book searches/mail order for over 40 years and have a very strict grading system. All items are sold AS IS - Every effort has been made to describe the item and its condition accurately. If you are in doubt about condition or need additional info PLEASE contact me BEFORE purchasing. Items are not returnable unless a shipping error has been made.)
"THEIR ONLY FAULT - THEY WORE THE FACE OF THE ENEMY
"When Japan attacked PearlHarbor, Japanese-Americans in the United States numbered 127,000. Loyal, law-abiding citizens, they were suddenly accused of sabotage and aiding the enemy; war hysteria, greed and prejudice confronted them. Forcibly uprooted from their homes and businesses and herded into concentration camps, the story of their suffering and accomplishments is a moving testament set against the chilling reality of a shameful chapter of American history."
Condition: Good - covers have light wear & scuff on back cover - binding solid - pages have light discoloration from age, otherwise pages are clean - no torn or missing pages.
Shipping weight: 8 ounces - book will be sent Media Mail
Combine purchases and save on shipping (shipping cost is based on total package weight)
Insurance is NOT included in the shipping cost.
International shipping rates upon request.
(I've been doing book searches/mail order for over 40 years and have a very strict grading system. All items are sold AS IS - Every effort has been made to describe the item and its condition accurately. If you are in doubt about condition or need additional info PLEASE contact me BEFORE purchasing. Items are not returnable unless a shipping error has been made.)
