Do you have any sources for any of this? For example: >...Americans were pretty much able to get out of Japan after December 7th. Well... I didn't see any re

Do you have any sources for any of this? For example: >...Americans were pretty much able to get out of Japan after December 7th. Well... I didn't see any references specially on Japan itself, but when Japan took over Guam, they interned: >...and 100 civilian men, including businessmen and the American Catholic priests, as well as the Spanish Catholic Bishop, Miguel Olano. According to official records nineteen of them died while they were prisoners. All of them suffered from malnutrition and exposure. https://www.guampedia.com/wwii-prisoners-of-war-sent-to-japan/ https://www.guampedia.com/wwii-prisoners-of-war-sent-to-japa... >...Same thing in Germany. William Shirer was reporting from Berlin as an American up until early 1942. According to wikipedia: >...subsequently tipped off that the Gestapo was building an espionage case against him, which carried the death penalty. Shirer began making arrangements to leave Germany, which he did in December 1940. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_L._Shirer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_L._Shirer