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Hook: War can be loud and visible or quiet and remote. It impacts the individual and entire societies, the soldier and the civilian.

Background: U.S. prisoners of war in Japan underwent efforts to make them “invisible.” Laura Hillenbrand’s Unbroken hero, Louis Zamperini, like so many other POWs, was imprisoned, beaten, and denied basic human rights in POW camps throughout Japan. Additionally, Japanese- American internees like Mine Okubo and George Takei experienced isolation as they were shut out from the rest of their home, the United States.

Thesis: Zamperini, as a POW in Japan and Japanese-American internees like Okubo and Takei experienced efforts to make them “invisible” through dehumanization and isolation in the camps of WWII, and resisted these efforts.

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Hook: War create more than the mournfulness of people. Wars are often causing many things to the society, people, the environments, and hurting worldwide.

Background: In Laura Hillenbrand book, Unbroken, it shows the reader how prisoners in the World War II lived. A former prisoner from WWII, Louis Zamperini, experienced many dreadful things in the internment camp. Hillenbrand also talks about how the Japanese would capture the Americans and  others and send them to internment camps. The Japanese guards of the camp made the POWs feel "invisible" because of their poor treating, beatings, let them being starved, and many more. In addition, other Japanese-American, Miné  Okubo and George Takei, were also forced to leave their homes, was sent to camps and being judged and isolated upon the world because of their race. Both Louis, other POWs, and Japanese-American internees felt "invisible" and felt more dehumanized.

Thesis: Although the POWs and the Japanese-American internees were made to feel invisible, they also resisted many ways trying to get fight back their dignity, rights, and hoped to not given up.

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Hook:  War can have many negative impacts on everyone especially if they are a soldier taking place in the war. Not only soldiers who are a negatively impacted their family as well.

Background: In the book Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand she talks about how a former prisoner of war of WWII, Louis Zamperini, goes through many impactful and horrifying events. In POW camps captives are made to feel “invisible” and made to feel worthless. Not only did POWs were made to feel “invisible” but Japanese American internees as well. Like Mine Okubo and George Takei they were put into internment camps during the war and were made to feel dehumanized.

Thesis: As the POWs and Japanese American Internees were going through many hardships they were also finding ways to fight back. They wanted back their freedom, rights, and dignity.

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Hook: How would you feel if you were beaten day in and day out, always knowing that tomorrow could be your last day?

Background: This is how it was like for many Americans who fought in World War 11 were captured by the Japanese and were forced in into prisoner of war (POW) camps. They then were beaten and treated harshly because the Japanese wanted to make them feel invisible. Just like the POWS all Japanese living in America at the time of World War 11 were forced to live in internment camps. They to were made to feel invisible because of racism and isolation. But many Japanese Americans and POWs resisted and rebelled. Through this they didn’t lose their dignity.

Thesis: Since in the book unbroken Louie was sent to a pow camp just like Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps and Japanese Americans and POWs were both treated harshly, Japanese Americans and POWs resisted to help gain their dignity. They were both made to feel “invisible”, but didn’t.

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Hook: Imagine being in a prison like camp being forced, beaten, tortured, and being isolated from others all because of war.

Background: The book Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand, She talks about prisoners of war in Japan who fought to stay alive. Japanese military tries to dehumanize them by making them feel "invisible." Laura, talks about how POWs like Louie Zamperini survived the agony of his pain and starvation. In addition, George Takei, and Miné Okubo, were Japanese American put in internment camps who faced the same thing isolation form the outside world. Takei and Okubo were "alien enemy" according to Americans because of their race.

Thesis: Zamperini, Okubo, Takei experienced the isolation from the outside world by dehumanizing and making them feel invisible, but they resisted.

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Hook: Even though most people think that war impacts only military families, they are wrong. War impacts everyone, especially Japanese-Americans and Prisoners of Wars (POW).

Background: Laura Hillenbrand's novel, Unbroken, focuses on how POW's were treated in Japan and how some of them were able to overcome the horrible experiences Japanese guards put them through and how they fought for their survival. An example of a POW is Louis Zamperini, a former officer and Olympian. He was put into multiple POW camps and was treated like he was nothing. Meanwhile, George Takei and Miné Okubo were put into Japanese internment camps in America. Even though they were both American citizens, they were treated as traitors because of their heritage. They felt betrayed by their country and when they were finally able to return to their home, they were not welcomed into their country.

Thesis: Because POW's and Japanese-American  internees were meant to feel invisible, they made it their mission to fight back.

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hook: War does more than impacts governments and societies. War often takes lives away and takes away the rights that men, women, and children were all born with.

background: During World War II, prisoners of war in Japan struggled to stay alive. But when the Japanese took their human rights away from them, they were made to feel "invisible." In Laura Hillenbrand's, Unbroken, about victor, Louis Zamperini, a POW in Japan who survived the suffering of starvation and the pain of having his dignity stripped from him. Alike Zamperini, Miné Okubo and George Takei, both Japanese Americans who were forced to live in camps for crimes they didn't commit. Okubo and Takei were subjected to the feeling of being treated as if they weren't Americans in a country that claims to be "free."

thesis: Zamperini and other POWs, along with Japanese-Americans were made to feel "invisible" through processes of dehumanization and prosecution.

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Hook: War is a global situation that impacts everyone in different ways. War does not only affect the soldiers fighting in the actual battle, but it also affects the men and women’s close friends and family.

Background: In Laura Hillenbrand’s book, Unbroken, Louis Zamperini and his fellow prisoners of war, or POWs, are forced to do excruciatingly hard tasks, starved, isolated, and made to feel “invisible.” Other Japanese-American internees like Mine Okubo and George Takei are violated and separated from their loved ones, making them feel invisible and isolated from the outside world. All POWs including Zamperini, Okubo, and Takei, are also made to feel isolated and invisible during World War II in their interrogation and concentration camps.

Thesis: Although Japanese-Americans are made to feel invisible in their camps, they choose to resist these feelings and fight back.

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Hook: During war, actions often speak louder than words.

Background: During World War II,  POWs were often held captive. They experienced many situations that were horrible and terrifying. In the book, UNBROKEN by Laura Hillenbrand, she explains and focuses on the experiences of POWs, and how they were made to feel "invisible." Louie Zamperini, an american POW struggled throughout the war. He and other POWs were tortured, and starved. Additonally, Japanese -Americans such as, George Takei and Mine Okubo were

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Hook: War is a hard place to live through and be in. Everyone is affected by this and they  all have there own challenges to go through and it very hard.

Background: The book Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand is about Louie Zamperini and his struggles through the war. Him and the POW's are locked up in cells and are starved to death and have very little water. they are made to feel "invisible". The Japanese -Americans go through a lot through out this war.

Thesis: Made to feel invisible they have made it there goal to fight back. The Japanese-Americans and POW's are done being invisible.

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Hook: According to the U.S. Congressional Research Service, "Of the 27,000 Americans taken prisoner by the Japanese, a shocking 40 percent died in captivity," (U.S. Congressional Research Service).

Background: The author of Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand, has written a book focusing on what it was like as a POW in the hardships of war, and how they constantly fought to survive. Japanese-Americans, just like Miné Okubo and George Takei, were forced to leave their homes, and placed into Japanese internment camps, so the U.S. could try and make their country safer.

Thesis: Even though the POWs and Japanese-Americans were malnourished, dehumanized, and made to feel invisible, they began to fight back to save their lives.

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Hook: How would it feel if you were getting beat day after day after day, wondering if you will ever get your freedom, wondering if tomorrow will be your last.

Background: The author of the book Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand is a book about Louie Zamperini a POW in Japan who has to go through many hardships to survive every day from beatings, starvation, and endless work. Japanese-Americans like Miné Okubo and George Takei who were both put in internment camps after already being American citizens and living in the U.S.

Thesis: While in these camps both Japanese-Americans and POWs were treated wrongly and rebelled.

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Hook: imagine being forced into a camp that beats people and will do anything to make you feel miserable

Background: the author of the book Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand is written about a life of someone who is forced into multiple camps that are tortured people it is about what he did to survive all of the people that would beat him and starve him. many other people like George Takei and Miné Okubo they were forced to leave there home to be in camps just like Louis Zamperini

Thesis: they all had to go threw very terrible things like leaving there home and be forced into labor

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Hook: War is as calm and isolated as it is visible and destructive.

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Hook: Imagine if you were forced into a prison camp and isolated from the outside world. How would that make you feel?
Background: The book Unbroken, by author Laura Hillenbrand talks about Louis Zamperini, a former Olympic medalist, and several prisoners of war (POWs) were forced into camps by the empire of Japan. Japanese-Americans, like George Takei and Mine Okubo, were forced into internment camps in the United States.
Thesis: While in these dehumanizing camps, both POWs and Japanese-American internees rebelled against their captors

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Hook: War can have a devastating impact on everyone even if they are not a part of it.

Background: The author of the book Unbroken is Laura Hillebrand who tells us about an Olympic runner who was captured in war and now is a POW and how all POW´s get treated and made to feel invisible in prison camps.

Thesis:The Japanese beat,tortured, underfed and dehumanized many POW´s which made them feel invisible.

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Hook:  War can have many negative impacts on everyone especially if they are a solider taking place in the war.
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Hook: The suffering of war comes from many and will be seen by different countries differently. Some countries are deaf to the pain that they create.

Background: The book Unbroken follows a Olympic runner Louis Zamperini, who was later imprisoned for being an American by

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Hook: War effects many people including soldier´s, prisoners of war, and their family physically and psychologically while making them feel invisible and mistreated.
Background: The biography Unbroken, written by Laura Hillenbrand, an Olympic runner named Louie Zamperini starts out as a runner in the Olympics which is taken away from him after Hitler declares war and he is forced to go to different camps and becomes a prisoner of war. George Takei and Mine Okubo dealt with similar situations because of the war. Both had to leave their home country and stay in a camp where they were treated inhumanly because they were classified as enemy aliens.
Thesis: Aggravated at how they were being treated and dismissed as people who did´t matter, the POWs persevered against adversity and fought back for their own dignity.

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