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Title	Reports - US Army in WWII
Creator	Conn, Stenson; Engelman, Rose C.; Fairchild, Byron: authors
Date Created	undated
Description	In an informative text, the history of World War II is iterated, explaining why they deemed it necessary to evacuate Japanese Americans from their home.
Location	unknown
Subjects	World War II
Genre	Books
Source Description	36 Pages
Collection	Walter E. Pollock Papers
Project Name	California State University Japanese American Digitization Project

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Project ID	csufr_wep_0864
Title	Page 10
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Language	eng
Source Description	28 cm. x 22 cm.
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Transcript	Bendetsen described it as actually "calling for the immediate evacuation of all Japanese from the Pacific coastal strip including Japanese citizens of the age of 21 and under, and calling for an Executive order of the President, imposing full responsibility and authority (with power to requisition the services of other Federal agencies) upon the War Department." He also reported the recommendations as adopted to General DeWitt, who expressed general approval of them despite some technical objections. After the Congressional meeting its chairman, Representative Clarence F. Lea, formally presented the recommendations to the War Department. The next day, in reflecting on these recommendations, General DeWitt recorded this opinion: As a matter of fact, the steps now being taken by the Attorney General through the F.B.I. will do nothing more than exercise a controlling influence and preventive action against sabotage; it will not, in my opinion, be able to stop it. The only positive answer

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