Interview with Paul Minerich, Tim Nomiyama, Masao Kataoka, and Kenjiro Hayakawa, part 3 of 8
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Densho
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OBJECT ID
ddr-densho-1007-1800
PARENT COLLECTION
Loni Ding Oral History and Film Research Collection
DESCRIPTION
From left to right: Minerich, Nomiyama, Kataoka, Hayakawa. Kataoka discusses being a soldier when evacuation started, the interment of his wife, and the relationship between Kibei and Nisei soldiers. Kataoka and Nomiyama discuss how they met. Nomiyama discusses when he decided to refuse to serve, being called a traitor when he left Japan, returning to the US in 1937, anti-Japanese sentiment in Turlock, CA, his service in the US before war with Japan broke out, feeling that the US constitution was only for white people, and how USO facilities were segregated in Mississippi. Interview starts at 0:20. Loni Ding can be heard asking questions behind the camera. Original title: II RES/PRO #11, UCLA Minerich, Nomiyama, Kataoka, Hayakawa, 6/1/86, Roll 11. Interview continues at ddr.densho.org/ddr-densho-1007-1801/
00:22:23
DATE
June 1, 1986
LOCATION
OBJECT GENRE
Interviews
OBJECT FORMAT
Audio/Visual
FACILITY
CREATORS
- Ding, Loni (interviewer)
- Minerich, Paul (interviewee)
- Nomiyama, Tim (interviewee)
- Kataoka, Masao (interviewee)
- Hayakawa, Kenjiro (interviewee)
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CONTRIBUTOR
Densho
PREFERRED CITATION
Courtesy of David Welsh, The Center for Educational Telecommunications (CET)
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