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World War II: February 2001 From the EditorWorld War II Archives | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post Regardless of State Department rhetoric, it seems only fair and reasonable that Americans held against their will and forced to labor for the profit of an enemy of their country should have their day in court. Let the judiciary decide if the claims have merit. Surely these accused Japanese corporations will ably defend themselves. Whether, in the end, judgment is for or against them, the veterans of the Bataan Death March, like all other victims of atrocity who still have voices, have earned the right to make their case. Subscribe Today
Michael E. Haskew, Editor, World War II Pages: 1 2
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