== U.S. Concentration Camps == 

 I may be missing it somewhere in the article, but I do not see anything about how the U.S. forcibly relocated ethnic Japanese, including Japanese-Americans who had been born and lived their entire lives in the U.S.A. to "relocation camps" on the basis that they "might be Japanese Empire sympathizers". Many of these Japanese, including entire families, were unable to return to their original homes after the war  they had been sold to other people, assets liquidated, etc. While there was no systematic genocide such as in the Nazi concentration camps, this still seems like a relevant enough part of World War II that it would be found here. Does anyone have any thoughts on its inclusion, or can point to me where it already is located if it is?