Internment Stories

Nick DeAngelo and Nishi Nishamura are the teenage children of Italian and Japanese immigrants living in San Francisco just prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor and the entry of America into World War II. The boys develop a friendship while planning an exhibition baseball game between their Italian and Japanese neighborhood teams, but the coming war creates fear, suspicion, and hostility toward their families, communities, and ultimately their participation in the sport that makes them feel connected to the country that they call home.

On the floating city of Internment, you can be anything you dream, unless you approach the edge. Morgan Stockhour knows getting too close can lead to madness, like her older brother Lex, a Jumper. She takes solace in her best friend Pen, and in Basil, the boy she's engaged to marry. When she investigates the first murder in a generation, she meets Judas. The suspect was betrothed to the victim, but Morgan believes he is innocent. Nothing can prepare Morgan for the secrets she will find - or whom she will lose.

A poem about the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII

Life after Japanese internment.

Based on Fort Minor's Kenji. It was 3 weeks before 1942. Ken opened the door of the store and took the daily paper from the doormat. He read the headlines and panicked. "Pearl Harbour's Been Bombed And The Japs Are Coming", with pictures of soldiers running and dying. He knew then, that everything would change.

A hundred years ago, in the shadow of Castle Mountain, a sixteen-year-old boy laboured under the shadow of war.

Aliyah and Alek Vargas-Nurmi aren't your normal set of twins in the New World. They have special abilities that are forbidden by the League of Anomalies, and getting caught could mean being imprisoned, or worse... One of Aliyah's gifts is the ability to have visons, at the cost of physical and mental stress. Lately Aliyah's visions have been getting more painful and vivid. They're showing her images of a young girl on the run in London. She decides to find her, but will it lead to the ultimate destruction of her life as she knows it?

Unwanted. Unloved. The story of the oppressed and forgotten. The story of those who have no voice. This is the story of the Japanese Americans. The Jews in Nazi occupied Holland - Triggers: death, imprisonment, bullying, violence, antisemitism, racism. - This is a work of historical FICTION. While these stories are based on true stories not all historical facts are perfectly accurate. No hate speech will be tolerated on this story.

Hey guys! So, I'm deciding to post my historical fiction that I wrote for my English class on here. I feel as if I did a pretty good job in writing this but I just want your opinion. Please comment below to tell me what you think. Also, here is a brief summary of the event that I chose for my historical fiction: It takes place during World War II and it is right after the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbor. The Americans start to mistrust the Japanese-Americans and revoke their privileges. In the end, things become so bad for the Japanese-Americans that they are send to internment camps. My story is told from one such Japanese-American who faces this predicament. She also has to deal with her arguing parents. Also, this is written by V who is @TheDamBlueCookie. Don't worry, @airbarnabus and I will write a story together at some point.

It was an average day until she got it. The first in a series of letters that would change her life forever. At first they're just a cheat sheet for history (not really) and a private guide to her teenage love life (yes really). She grows attached to the boy from the past and wishes she was the girl in his stories. She obeys his old wishes for his girl and experiences things like they're for her. Eventually, she goes on a mission for him, thinking it will be easy, but she couldn't have been more wrong. Her quest is anything but expected, and the result couldn't be stranger. A glitch in the post office computer changes everything for dear Melissa Melbourne. It makes her go through heartbreak, friendloss, poison ivy, mental hospitals, prison, courthouses and the Department of Education just to discover the most startling thing of all: he was always there beside her.

Recollections from earlier years of family and friends; and of some observed events, mainly in a troubled Northern Ireland.

A novel set in a WW2 interment camp for the "enemies of America".

The Tanaka family, like many other are interned during WWII. They have to leave their home in Berkeley, to go to the horse race track, Tanforan, and soon they make the journey to the bleak desert camp, Topaz.

The short-lived coup in the US

In the opening scene the readers immediately find themselves within the cramped, steam room-like conditions of a two man Japanese midget submarine lying on the muddy bottom of Pearl Harbor as if it is an animal waiting to pounce upon an unsuspecting prey. The date is Sunday, December 7, 1941. The time is just before eight in the morning and as the reverberations from aerial torpedo and bomb explosions rock the little submarine the two men jump to their controls and the midget sub comes to life. What follows is illegal immigration, death, moral struggles, sexual subterfuge and much more. The final chapters result in confrontations and a dizzying sequence of events which tie up all the loose strings and sets the stage for the first sequel, Geographic Treachery, through the introduction of two men of questionable character. All-in-all, the readers are in for quite a ride! Last line of 4 star review by Onlinebookclub.org: "Mr. Nannini's blend of real life events, a compelling modern day mystery, and vibrant characters has resulted in a first-class novel which could easily become a lasting gem in its genre." (http://forums.onlinebookclub.org/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=42284) https://www.amazon.com/Chameleons-Actual-Events-Commander-Pastwa/dp/0692814353/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1488051049&sr=1-1&keywords=chameleons+by+marcus+nannini

A U.S. Soldier falls passionately in love with a Japanese-American woman being held at a harsh internment camp in southern California, during the World War One era.