Episode 24: Captives - Part 2: Japanese American Internees & POWs

<p>Much like the wartime conscientious objectors, not a lot is commonly known about the vital work that German and Italian POWs and the Japanese American Internees participated in to save our nation's crops during WWII. In this episode, Sarah highlights the Japanese agricultural heritage in our country, contemplates the conflicted relationship our communities had with enemy prisoners of war, and examines just how complicated the intersection where society and agriculture meet during wartime can be. Sarah tries a delicious Raspberry Turnover recipe and interviews Roger Roop, the grandson of a local Maryland farmer who had POWs on their dairy farm during WWII.&nbsp;</p> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/victorykitchenpodcast/support" rel="payment">https://anchor.fm/victorykitchenpodcast/support</a>