“She’s Just 18… She’s Pregnant!” — Japanese Women POWs Hid Her in Fear, U.S. Nurses Defended Her

“She’s Just 18… She’s Pregnant!” — Japanese Women POWs Hid Her in Fear, U.S. Nurses Defended Her
In August 1945, an 18-year-old Japanese Women POW named Haruko Nakamura arrived in San Francisco hiding a desperate secret - she was five months pregnant. What happened next would challenge everything she believed about her American captors. This is the remarkable true story of Japanese Women POWs who discovered unexpected kindness behind enemy lines, and the American nurses who risked everything to protect them. When enemies become family, and hatred transforms into love, we witness the extraordinary power of human compassion during World War II.
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