When World War II began, Japanese communities around the world were imprisoned and erased. Mexico faced the same pressure — and chose a different path. There were no mass internment camps. Instead, Japanese families were relocated to cities like Mexico City, kept together, and allowed to continue their lives. That decision explains why Japanese-Mexican communities still exist today. This part of history is rarely taught — but it matters. 👇 Save this if you’ve never heard this and comment PART 3

What Role Did Mexico Play In World War 2? - Military History HQ

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