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From the September/October 2022 issue of The Horn Book Magazine.

Autocratic and authoritarian governments have long employed censorship, deception and propaganda to control the people they rule and influence their adversaries. As U.S. Marines, we were "urged" to read Sun

"All warfare is based on deception ..."

Uprooted: The Incarceration of Japanese Americans chronicles the life and stories of thousands who were imprisoned during World II.

Arizona PBS May 19, 2021 Two Japanese families are shown at a Salinas, California, assembly center. Fred Korematsu was sent to a California center for processing to a Utah internment camp. He fought the relocation all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court but lost; his sentence was vacated years after the camps were shuttered and called out as a national shame. (Photo courtesy of U.S. War Relocation Authority/Library of Congress) Known during World War II as a reception center, according to Library...

National Park Service: $3.15 Million In Grants To Preserve, Interpret World War II Japanese American Confinement Sites - 6:33 am The Historical Museum at Fort Missoula will receive funding this year to rehabilitate and reconstruct two original barrack buildings to enhance public understanding of the DOJ Fort Missoula Internment Camp. Courtesy/HMFM NPS Deputy Director Shawn Benge NPS News: WASHINGTON, D.C. — Asian American, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities hav...