World War II

Newspaper clipping that covers the timeline of World War II. The title of the article reads "World War II: Brief facts and chronology" in bold typeface.

Update of notable moments from the past year from Harold S. Matthews. Mention of the beginning of the war between Japan and America, his time in solitary confinement, and time in China.

Democracy and Japanese Americans by Norman Thomas. Pamphlet discussing Japanese American incarceration by the War Relocation Authority.

Seven soldiers pose with The Stars and Stripes newspapers with headlines reading, "Peace At Last" and "Japs Say They Accept."

The affidavit states that both Philip and Alice Okano are American citizens. He also affirms that all three employees of his laundry and cleaning business are also American citizens. Two of the employees were Phil's siblings, Min and Niki Okano. One was not a relative, Tsutomu "Jimmy" Mirikitani, whose story was told in the "Cats of …

Black and white photograph of large group of people gathered; audience is composed primarily of men in work shirts and hats as well as some women and children.