A wise anthropologist once remarked “when two cultures meet they occasionally make war, but they always make love” – and with those appropriate words we introduce the attached article that speaks of the human experience in the American occupation of a war-weary Japan and the offspring that was created during that era.
How did all of this come to pass? Click here to find out…
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American War Babies 1945mixed-race babies in occupied japanblasian babies ww2mixed race orphans occupied japanGI babies in occupied japanamerican GI babies in 1940s japanwar orphans in occupied japanww2 Amerasian babies occupied japanww2 multi-ethnic babiesGI Joe has a Japanese babyjapanese girls and american GIYokohama orphanage for mixed-race babies ww2 japan
