Announcements, History

Who Are War Babies?

While most of our Amerasian clients are of Vietnamese and American heritage, we also work with individuals from many other backgrounds. This includes people with roots in the Philippines, Korea, Japan, Germany, Norway, France, Ireland, and other countries outside the United States.

Hapas: “Our Dads are White and Our Moms are Asian”

War Baby = Human Being

A war baby is someone born to a U.S. soldier and a mother from another country, usually during or after a time of war. These children were typically born when American military personnel were stationed overseas, whether during active conflict or in peacetime service. In most cases, the U.S. parent is the father, though in rare cases it may be the mother.

Every war baby’s story is different. Some were born from loving relationships. Others came from brief encounters. And tragically, some were conceived through assault. No matter the circumstances, these children were born into complex situations, and they matter. Their lives matter. They deserve to know their history and the truth of where they come from.

Below are some videos that show the wide range of this issue.

The HORRIFIC Torture Of The French Mother That Slept With A German Soldier

Remembering the ‘forgotten Japanese’ ー NHK WORLD-JAPAN NEWS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xssj0VGGcr4

On the Search for Army Vet’s Long-Lost Twin Kids: Part 2

Filipino-American military ties may increase abandoned children

Victims Of ‘Little America’: Why I’m Against More US Troops In The Philippines

‘Brown babies’: The Mischlingskinder Story

Unspoken Histories: The Struggles of Mixed-Race Children in Post-WWII Germany

Several British war brides are interviewed with their American husbands, upon arr…HD Stock Footage