Fourth in a series
The Occupation left Japan not only further democratized, Westernized and with a pacifist Constitution, but also with thousands of mixed-blood children born to Allied servicemen and Japanese women.
Hundreds, possibly thousands, of these kids would be abandoned by their American fathers, knowingly or not, when they rotated home, and also by their mothers.
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