258 items
258 items
doc
Letter from Yoshinori Nozawa to Tomoyuki Nozawa (ddr-densho-423-447)
Letter in Japanese. Stamped: Detained Enemy Alien Mail / Examined / U.S.I.&N.S. Envelope has name and address for H. Takei
doc
Letter from Yoshinori Nozawa to Tomoyuki Nozawa (ddr-densho-423-376)
Letter in Japanese. Stamped: Detained Enemy Alien Mail / Examined / U.S.I.&N.S. Some sections removed by censor.
doc
Letter from Yoshinori Nozawa to Tomoyuki Nozawa (ddr-densho-423-444)
Letter in Japanese. Stamped: Detained Enemy Alien Mail / Examined / U.S.I.&N.S. Envelope has name and address for H. Takei
img
Group of men posing for photograph (ddr-ajah-2-889)
Caption below photo: Shu-Yo-Jyo Nai Uta Tomo "The Singing Group in Camp". Utai chanting group, Santa Fe camp,, 1943 (translation of kanji on the photo border at left)
img
Group of Issei men (ddr-ajah-2-922)
Caption below photo: Issei men at Santa Fe, New Mexico Department of Justice Internment Camp 1943-1944
img
Large group of men posing for photo at Santa Fe Detention Center (ddr-ajah-2-908)
Caption below photo: August 1943-February 13, 1944 Issei Men at Santa Fe New Mexico Detention Center
img
Group of Issei men (ddr-ajah-2-923)
Caption below photo: Issei men at Santa Fe, New Mexico Department of Justice Internment Camp / August 1943-February 13, 1944
doc
Story of Shigekichi Kajiwara: The War Years as an Alien Enemy (ddr-densho-554-1)
Biography of Shigekichi Kajiwara's life, with a focus on his incarceration during World War II at Fort Missoula, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe.
doc
Telegram concerning parole (ddr-densho-314-27)
Loyd Jensen sends a telegram to the Immigration and Naturalization Service in Chicago stating that Kazuichi Takanishi has no sponsor. A sponsor was a person living outside the western exclusion zone that agreed to house Japanese internees after being paroled from the camps.