By MIA NAKAJI MONNIER Online Editor In 1941, Iva Toguri was a 25-year-old UCLA graduate visiting family in Japan. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, she found herself stuck in Tokyo, speaking little Japanese and craving a hamburger. Eventually, the American was coerced into taking part in an English-language propaganda radio show, “Zero Hour,” where […]
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