What Made Female Japanese POWs Call Their American Prison a "Paradise"? The Untold Story

Описание: What Made Female Japanese POWs Call Their American Prison a "Paradise"? The Untold Story
"Paradise in Prison" reveals how a plate of bacon changed history. When Japanese nurse Miyuki Tanaka became a POW in 1943, she expected torture but found humanity instead. At Camp Shelby, Mississippi, Captain James Wilson's commitment to treating enemies with dignity transformed bitter foes into bridges between nations. This documentary explores how American values—respect, compassion, and fairness—helped shape the post-war world, as told through the eyes of those who experienced this remarkable transformation firsthand.
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