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Read Part 1 He produced an incredible amount of work in the camps. There were two different paintings that I wanted to ask you about ...
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One dark night when I was living alone in my twenties, my mother phoned me at one a.m. to tell me to turn on ...
I was saddened to hear of the passing of George “Joe” Sakato, a Denver resident who was a World War II hero, a veteran of ...
It’s not often that one gets to shake hands with a Medal of Honor recipient, especially since there are only 78 in the country ...
“We were in a number of dangerous situations. But the five days that I spent with ‘I’ Company and this mission, were really the most ...
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It wasn’t like Mr. Muncznik to get lost. Then again, his mind wasn’t what it used to be. Every Sunday, he would take ...
“Abunai tokoro niwa ikanaide ne.” (Don’t go any where dangerous.) —Hisayo Ito, mother of Sus Ito In 1994, Susumu “Sus” Ito, a World War ...
Kazuo Masuda and the Nisei who served in the U.S. military were remembered at a Memorial Day ceremony at Westminster Memorial Park. The Masuda ...
These books by Ellen Wu and Kristin Hass both assess a contested facet of Japanese American studies from a comparative perspective; and both are judiciously ...
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I would slowly make my journey each day along First Street from the Sun Building and each curb was becoming more of a challenge, as ...
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