"'It was a sobering experience. In my mind, I've always tried to draw a strong distinction between the internment camps and the extermination camps. And what had the Jews done to deserve death? The stereotype was that they were 'shrewd.' Just like we're supposed to be 'inscrutable.' That was our crime.'" ~ George Takei
"It's amazing how universal the story is. The values of Jewish and Japanese families are so similar: watching the Czar's soldiers coming down to rout the townspeople of Anatevka reminded me of when I was 5 years old, and two soldiers stomped up and banged on the door and ordered my family out. I’ll never forget it.'" ~ George Takei
