Looking Like the Enemy: My Story of Imprisonment in Japanese American Internment Camps
Mary Matsuda Gruenewald shares her personal story of imprisonment in Japanese American internment camps. Looking Like the Enemy presents a memoir of prejudice, identity, and incarceration while placing one individual’s experience within the broader history of Japanese American internment in the United States.
About This Book
Looking Like the Enemy is the personal story of Mary Matsuda Gruenewald and her imprisonment in Japanese American internment camps.
Through memoir, the book connects individual experience with the broader history of Japanese American incarceration.
The title reflects the prejudice and suspicion imposed on Japanese Americans during this period.
This account offers readers a firsthand perspective on imprisonment, identity, and a significant chapter in United States history.
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