Something Like Treason: Disloyal American Soldiers & the Plot to Bring World War II Home Fiction_Gift_Guide who interviewed hundreds of exiles

who interviewed hundreds of exiles about their journey through one of the most tumultuous events of the twentieth century

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Something Like Treason: Disloyal American Soldiers & the Plot to Bring World War II Home Fiction_Gift_Guide who interviewed hundreds of exilesNot everyone in the U. S. military was rooting for America. In 1942, in its rush to assemble a force of seven million to take on the Axis powers, the Army discovered it had inducted some seemingly iffy patriots. They had FBI files, German sounding names, records as disruptive college students, traveled to Europe pre war, or did nothing at all. Suspicion was enough. Unsure of what to do with them, the Army put them all into a misfit company. They were