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Abandonment (Renunciation) of US Citizenship by Japanese Americans in WWII

During the internment of Japanese Americans in American Concentration Camps 5,589 American citizens renounced their US citizenship. They were enraged by their treatment by the US government and/or wanted to …

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Tule Lake Relocation Center and the Tule Lake “Segregation Center: From the Perspective of the WRA Photos

RoyKakuda

The Tule Lake Relocation Center was one of the ten American concentration camps for Japanese Americans during World War II. The center was located in northern California 35 miles south …

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Jack Iwata Collection

eishida

Jack Iwata was born in Seattle, Washington, but grew up in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan. He returned to the United States when he was 16 years old, and attended Whittier College …

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“Boy’s Festival in May” painting by Toshiko D. Hamaoka

JANM

Part of these albums:: Nima-kai Kodomo no Hi Traditions Collected by: editor

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Boyle Heights Oral History Project: Nancy Oda

LibraryOralHistory

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Tule Lake

editor

Part of these albums:: 全米日系人博物館　『コモン・グラウンド　-　コミュニティの心』 Collected by: JANM

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Tule Lake social hall

editor

Part of these albums:: 全米日系人博物館　『コモン・グラウンド　-　コミュニティの心』 Collected by: JANM

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Man wearing paper necklaces (Palmerlee_25)

HNRC

Part of these albums:: Charles Palmerlee Collection (96.47.8) Collected by: HNRC

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Tule Lake becomes a segregation facility (Palmerlee_24)

HNRC

Part of these albums:: Charles Palmerlee Collection (96.47.8) Collected by: HNRC

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Kyotani family at Tule Lake (Palmerlee_21)

HNRC

Part of these albums:: Charles Palmerlee Collection (96.47.8) Collected by: HNRC