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Personal accounts of Japanese Americans kept in relocation camps during World War II express experiences with riots, unsanitary conditions, poor medical care, government inqueries, and divided families.
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"At last the silent speak: the Nisei who were concentratedly camped during World War II. In the overflowing of grievance, so long muted, the victims themselves tell us what it was really like. This is the Book of Humiliations as well as Revelations. We have the long needed reminder, in chapter and verse, of our nation’s most shameful episode."―Studs Terkel, Studs Terkel
"These moving personal recollections capture the plight of those who were victims of the most disgraceful episode in American history―the internment in concentration camps of Americans of Japanese descent during World War II."―Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr., Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr.
"Eloquent and poignant, And Justice for All brings to life the tragedy of the Japanese American internment for generations to come."―Senator Daniel K. Inouye, Senator Daniel K. Inouye
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- PublisherDemco Media
- ISBN 10 0606292942
- ISBN 13 9780606292948
- BindingPaperback
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