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**kubekniekubek** · 02-01-2012, 09:45 AM

It was quite common that German Americans fought against Nazi I believe so. I know some Polish generals of German ancestry fighting against Germans.
It obviously depends not only how the person is assimilated but how the society 'assimilates' that person.

I wonder how was it during Korean or Vietnam war- were there many east Asian Americans fighting? It is more intriguing option, cause of the difference in appearances.

However, when you think of Civil wars, you may change your perception.

02-01-2012, 09:45 AM	#15
kubekniekubek Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 701 Senior Member	It was quite common that German Americans fought against Nazi I believe so. I know some Polish generals of German ancestry fighting against Germans. It obviously depends not only how the person is assimilated but how the society 'assimilates' that person. I wonder how was it during Korean or Vietnam war- were there many east Asian Americans fighting? It is more intriguing option, cause of the difference in appearances. However, when you think of Civil wars, you may change your perception.
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