Churches and the Japanese in America

A fascinating and often overlooked piece of American history, this book sheds light on the experiences of Japanese Americans during the Second World War. Written by the Commission on Aliens and Prisoners of War in collaboration with Floyd Wilfred Schmoe, a prominent architect and humanitarian, this volume documents the unique challenges faced by Japanese Americans as they struggled to maintain their faith and identity amid intense discrimination and persecution.

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