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How a religion seen as a menace at the start of World War II gained acceptance, through the patriotism and sacrifice of its adherents.
Via Joy Kinley
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Via Joy Kinley
Buddhism is regarded as a religion of peace however it is not a European based religion and would have been seen as problematic during war time because it was "different" from Christianity therefore many would have been wary of it.
The internment camps during WWII were a horrible part of America's history.