WW2 Canadian Japanese Traitor by Default Trials of Kanao Inouye the Kamloops Kid Used Softcover Reference Book

**WW2 Canadian Japanese Traitor by Default: Trials of Kanao Inouye the Kamloops Kid** is a used softcover reference book focusing on the controversial life and wartime actions of Kanao Inouye. Born in Canada to Japanese immigrant parents, Inouye became known as the “Kamloops Kid” due to his early life in Kamloops, British Columbia. The book examines his role as an interpreter and interrogator for the Japanese Army during the Second World War, exploring the legal and ethical challenges surrounding his prosecution as a war criminal. Drawing on trial transcripts, historical documents, and contemporary accounts, the text provides context for Inouye’s activities and their impact on Canadian and Allied prisoners of war. The volume also discusses the broader implications of identity, citizenship, and loyalty during wartime. This reference is suitable for researchers or readers interested in military history, legal proceedings, and the complexities surrounding dual identity in conflict.  Total of 189 pages.