What Did President George Bush Wrote In The Letter

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Madeline

What did President George Bush wrote in the letter? The envelope had a check of twenty thousand dollars and an apology for yoshiko. It had taken fifty years for an apology for mistakes. What had killed frank and where was he killed? Frank was killed in oregon when he was about to see his family and then he was killed by a sniper. You are going to learn all about japanese americans. I think in both stories are really good they talk all about japanese american, but there a lot to talk about japanese americans they do a lot of stuff in both stories.Go for broke is about frank hachiya, hawaiians and U.S. army. He works hard in the U.S. army and he and his team always completed their mission. He died but lived a long life and the letter he wrote was asd and it felt like he was depressed. In wartime mistakes there a lot of issues in this story. In wartime mistakes when Gerald ford became president there was a war between japanese americans because they felt like japanese americans but looked like enemies.
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In both there are japanese americans that suffered by other people accusing them. There are both good part that happen. They both have a war when they get mad at the japanese americans . In wartime mistakes president George bush gives yoshiko in a letter he apologizes and in Go for broke frank dies and writes an amazing letter. They both have have different part in the

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