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Japanese Incarceration
WEST COAST, 1940s
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46
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Attack on Pearl Harbor, 1941
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Audio: Merry Oya, 2010
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Audio: Min Imamura, 2010
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Barbed wire, c. 1943
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Bookshelf, c. 1942
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Evacuation poster, 1942
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Evacuation poster, 1942
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, c. 1932
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Hanafuda cards and box, c. 1943
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Incarceration identification tag, 1944
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Incarceration site barracks, 1943
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Incarceration site guard tower, 1943
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Japanese American Buddhist conference, Los Angeles, 1936
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Japanese community event, Chicago, c. 1930
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Letter from President George H. W. Bush to former incarcerated people, 1990
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Merry Oya, 1943
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Minoru Imamura, c. 1943
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Mochida family, California, 1942
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Painting, c. 1943
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Playing a baseball game, c. 1942‒45
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Polished rock, c. 1942
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Report card, 1943
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Serviceman, 1944
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Shell pin, c. 1942
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Shell pin, c. 1942
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Sweater, c. 1942‒45
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Tapestry, 1943
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Trunk, c. 1942
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Tule Lake incarceration site, c. 1942‒45
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Two incarcerated people, 1943
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Video: Who is the enemy?
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War Relocation Authority, application for leave clearance, c. 1943
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Wooden birds, c. 1942‒45
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Working in a farm field, c. 1942‒45
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World War II propaganda poster, 1944
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World War II propaganda poster, 1945
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Yearbook cover, 1944
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Yearbook pages, basketball team, 1944
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Yearbook pages, coed attendants, 1944
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Yearbook pages, football team, 1944
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Yearbook pages, June Seniors, 1944
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Yearbook pages, school choruses, 1944
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Yearbook pages, seventh and eighth grades, 1944
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Yearbook pages, snapshots, 1944
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Yearbook pages, sophomore class, 1944
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“Life” magazine, December 22, 1941