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Huge efforts on the part of illiterate peasants and other workers were made to produce steel out of scrap metal. To fuel the furnaces, the local environment was denuded of trees and wood taken from the doors and furniture of peasants' houses.
The United States placed thousands of Japanese Americans into internment camps because they were seen as public enemies, or suspected spies. Japanese Americans faced intense discrimination after the bombing of Pearl Harbor, and most returned from internment camps to find their homes vandalised.
I dont know exactly but the new deal lead to Japan getting mad and attacking Hawaii which was the spark that lead to ww2
