The War Between Us It must have been very traumatic for the Japanese-Canadian families to be faced with internment and then deportation. From the very beginning they must have been faced with utter confusion and must have been left with some very disturbing unanswerable questions. Such as wondering why they had to move from their homes, where they were going, what would happen to their home and possessions that they had spent all of their …showed first 75 words of 568 total…

…showed last 75 words of 568 total…of the Japanese-Canadians too Japan against all of their wishes and there life was once again uprooted. In total all of these events were emotionally and physiologically destructive for the whole society, as their whole lives had been changed and everything that they ever worked for was gone and they no longer lived in their true homes. This would have shattered family bonds and had tragic consequences on everyone who was involved with the situation.