[SuziQ]

I didn’t get any sense that he was equating the camps. He showed quite graphically the conditions in Japanese prisoner of war camps, and the treatment of the Polish at the hands of the Germans. The stories of the Japanese internees was mainly to show that this was done to American citizens within the borders of this country, mainly out of fear. It was wrong, and we know that now, but there’s no question that it was disturbing and created ill feelings among the Japanese for the American government, and rightly so.

[Chgogal]

Ah, but the editors allowed the Japanese American to point blank call the American detention camps “concentration camps”. Words are important.