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Japanese-American Service

A Nisei Soldier
Home from the War:
a Story
by Len Zinberg

• Yank, 1945 •


Who knows, maybe the author of Bad Day at Black Rock, Howard Breslin, had read this striking bit of fiction from Yank and felt such a deep sense of social injustice that it inspired him to write his novel about anti-Isei mob violence. Either way, this very moving, two column piece is a fictional account about the pathetic homecoming experienced by a member of the Nesei packed 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

It was written by Yank Magazine‘s Len Zinberg (1911 – 1968; a.k.a. Ed Lacy, a.k.a. Steve April); by that time, Zinberg was already an experienced writer with numerous credits to his name(s). His writings at Yank helped to open the door at the New Yorker, where much of his work was to be seen following the end of hostilities.

Click here to read about the Japanese-American internment camps of W.W. II.

Click here to read more articles about the Japanese-Americans who served in the U.S military during the Second World War.

Read the letters of American soldiers and Marines who recognized the injustice that was done to the Japanese-Americans…

Read Nesei Homecoming <br>(Yank, 1945) for Free
Anti-Japanese American Sentiment 1941-1945Anti Japanese-American Hatred 1945White Racism + Japanese-Americans 1941 to 1945Old Magazine Article Regarding Anti Japanese American Feelings 1945Old Yank Magazine Article Regarding Anti Japanese American Feelings 1945Japanese American Army Unit 442nd Regiment 1943-1945Japanese American Army Unit 1943-1945Len Zinberg Magazine Article 1945Yank Magazine Article by Len Zinberg 1945Social Injustice Article by Len ZinbergWelcome Home by Len Zinberg 1945

A Nisei Soldier[BR] Home from the War:[BR] a Story [BR]by Len Zinberg

A Nisei Soldier[BR] Home from the War:[BR] a Story [BR]by Len Zinberg

Anti-Japanese American Sentiment 1941-1945Anti Japanese-American Hatred 1945White Racism + Japanese-Americans 1941 to 1945Old Magazine Article Regarding Anti Japanese American Feelings 1945Old Yank Magazine Article Regarding Anti Japanese American Feelings 1945Japanese American Army Unit 442nd Regiment 1943-1945Japanese American Army Unit 1943-1945Len Zinberg Magazine Article 1945Yank Magazine Article by Len Zinberg 1945Social Injustice Article by Len ZinbergWelcome Home by Len Zinberg 1945
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