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104 items
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Three beauty contest contestants (ddr-densho-393-23)
(l to r) Marian Miyazaki, Fuku Yokoyama, Naomi Nakano
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Group photo on a bridge (ddr-densho-494-12)
Meriko Maida on far left. Caption on webpage: "In Tokyo \ The album begins in Tokyo with pictures with the Fukushima family. As with many other pictures in this album, Meriko's sister-in-law Haru Tokuno Fukushima appears often in travels by the two (sometimes three, with Kozo)." and "Although we no longer know who they were, Meriko …
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Portrait of Suegoro Kawasaki, a Minsei politician (ddr-njpa-4-567)
Caption on reverse [transaltion]: "Suegoro Kawasaki. (Minsei Party - New). Agriculture. Born in Kyoto. Graduated from Kyoto University. Director of Security Bureau, Ministry of Home Affairs. Governor of Fukushima prefecture. Elected once (45 years old)."
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Group photograph at a picnic hosted in honor of Eleanor Roosevelt's visit (ddr-densho-494-9)
Photograph of former first lady, Eleanor Roosevelt meeting with people at a garden party held in her honor. Caption on webpage: "In Tokyo \ The album begins in Tokyo with pictures with the Fukushima family. As with many other pictures in this album, Meriko's sister-in-law Haru Tokuno Fukushima appears often in travels by the two (sometimes …
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Mary Higake Hasegawa (ddr-ajah-8-3)
Mary Higake Hasegawa was born on May 12, 1921, in Alameda, California. In 1939, she was sent to Japan to live with relatives, and spent World War II in Tokyo and Fukushima. After the war, returned to Alameda.
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Taira Fukushima Interview Segment 7 (ddr-manz-1-124-7)
Preparing for mass removal after the bombing of Pearl Harbor
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Taira Fukushima Interview Segment 11 (ddr-manz-1-124-11)
Hearing about the so-called "Manzanar Riot"
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Taira Fukushima Interview Segment 9 (ddr-manz-1-124-9)
Reuniting with acquaintances from camp block
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Taira Fukushima Interview Segment 10 (ddr-manz-1-124-10)
Temporarily leaving camp to work on farms
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Taira Fukushima Interview Segment 17 (ddr-manz-1-124-17)
A few incidents of discrimination in Idaho and in the military