"Removal and Return: The Socio-Economic Effects of the War on Japanese Americans" by Leonard Broom and Ruth Reimer, published in 1973, examines the impact of World War II internment on Japanese Americans, focusing on the loss of property and the challenges faced by individuals upon their return from camps. The book explores how the war led to a significant disruption of Japanese American lives, including displacement, economic hardship, and the struggle to rebuild after the war.