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Bill Hosokawa
Montana” Oiye: the Journey of a Japanese American from the Big Sky to the Battlefields of Europe
And Japanese- American Internment During WW II
Bridge to the Sun by Gwen Terasaki
Interview of Bill Hosokawa – October 22, 1991
Triumph of an Idea Japanese Internment and the Survival of Democracy
Date: August 9, 1995 Place: Seattle, Washington Narrator: Kenji Okuda Interviewer: Louis Fiset
Japanese-Americans in the Seattle Times
Aiko Herzig-Yoshinaga, Words Can Lie Or Clarify (Revised) (Pdf)
Colorados Japanese Americans from 1886 to the Present 1St Edition Pdf, Epub, Ebook
Look Toward the Mountain, Episode 2 Transcript
Nisei: the Quiet Usage Would Have the Effect of Perpetuating a Characterization Which Was Untenable, Particularly from the Third World Perspective.5
Growing up Japanese in Burlington, WA, 1920-1942
Along with the Water
Japanese American Internment: a Historiographical Analysis and Evaluation of Identity
Setting the Scene in Japanese America: Post–World War II Visions of Transnational Politics and Culture
Ceremonies - Who Are the Japanese?
Chinese American Responses to the Japanese American Internment and Incarceration Jeremy Chan
Bill Hosokawa . Nisei-The Quiet Americans
Top View
The 1944 Nisei Draft at Heart Mountain, Wyoming: Its Relationship to the Historical Representation of the World War II Japanese American Evacuation by Arthur A
A Concentration Camp in America—One Man's Experiences in The
JAVA Advocate--December 2007
Secondary Reading List
The Experience of Japanese Americans in the United Japanese
Reading List on Japanese Internment and Relocation: Adult
Look Toward the Mountain, Episode 7 Transcript
Japanese Americans in Colorado
Asians in America, Asian Americans, and Asian America
From Internment to ”Model Minority': the Reintegration of Japanese
"By the Code of Humanity": Ralph Carr Takes a Stand for Japanese
The American Public's Reaction to the Japanese American Internment
Remembering the Japanese American Internment in Wyoming
Conscience and the Constitution