Otto Hagel The General, in charge of the American Western Defense Command, decided that Japanese Americans were potential saboteurs. Based on his recommendation, F.D.R. authorized teh internment of 112,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry.
Hansel Mieth Emma, Hansel's Sister; she was incurably ill with heart disease, brought on by a stroke suffered during a bombing attack on Stuttgart Railway Station while waiting for her soldier fiancé.
Hansel Mieth F.B.I. agent interrogating a Japanese woman in San Francisco immediately after the bombing of Pearl Harbor