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Japanese POWs captured by American forces expected the worst—harsh treatment, forced labor, even execution. Instead, what they experienced shocked them: humane conditions, fair treatment, and even being taken to church services. At a time when Japanese propaganda claimed surrender meant certain death, American policy toward POWs revealed a stunning contrast. Food, medical care, and opportunities for reflection replaced fear, leaving many prisoners bewildered by their captors’ unexpected humanity.

In this video, we uncover the little-known stories of Japanese prisoners of war held by the United States. From the cultural clash of surrender to the surprising ways America treated its captives, the experience reshaped how many Japanese soldiers viewed both their enemy and the war itself. Discover how an act of compassion became a quiet but powerful weapon, undermining enemy morale and rewriting the expectations of life in captivity.

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