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Why were Americans suspicious of their fellow citizens that were Japanese or German after Pearl Harbor?
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Why were Americans suspicious of their fellow citizens that were Japanese or German after Pearl Harbor?

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Americans were suspicious of Japanese beachside it was the Japanese empire that killed so many in Pearl Harbor. They were fearful of Germans because it was Germany that was an aggressor and enemy of America during the Second World War.
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