ddr-densho-1024-16 — A Thousand Paper Cranes: How Denver's Japanese American Community Emerged from Internment

A Thousand Paper Cranes: How Denver's Japanese American Community Emerged from Internment

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ddr-densho-1024-16 (Internet Archive: d8tvco-A_THOUSAND_PAPER_CRANES_-_HOW_DENVER_S_JAPANESE_AMERICAN_COMMUNITY_EMERGED_FROM_INTERNMENT)

Digital Library of Japanese American Incarceration Films

Documentary film about the wartime incarceration and about Japanese Americans in Denver after the war. Scenes shot at the Amache site today serve as a backdrop for the incarceration stories, while the segments on Denver focus on the importance of Colorado Governor Ralph Carr and on Sakura Square, the symbolic center of Colorado's Japanese American community.

See this item in the Densho Resource Guide at: A Thousand Paper Cranes.

See this item in the Digital Library of the Japanese American Incarceration Films at: A Thousand Paper Cranes.

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2020

Motion Pictures

Audio/Visual