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Facing the Mountain
by Daniel James Brown
Japanese American soldiers of the 442nd, and one resister, during World War II, while their families were interned. From the author of The Boys in the Boat.
Read it if…
you want courage under injustice.
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Skip it if…
you want the boat book; read both.
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Three things you will actually use
- Loyalty under injustice.
- Resistance is also courage.
- Remember the 442nd.
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Read the chapters on the Vosges.
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Brown's 442nd.
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