Uprooted Again: Japanese Canadians Move to Japan After World War II 日本語 demystifies the origins of the

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Uprooted Again: Japanese Canadians Move to Japan After World War II 日本語 demystifies the origins of theIn 1945, before the end of World War II, the Canadian government offered to "repatriate" any ethnic Japanese to Japan after the war ended, even Canadian born British subjects. Although signing up for the move was voluntary, many felt pressured to agree. In 1946, fully a year after the end of the war, some 4000 Japanese Canadians travelled by ship to a Japan devastated by war. This deportation, especially of the Canadian born, violated international