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Voices in Confinement: A Digital Archive of Japanese-American Internees

Owning Institution: UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library

About this Collection

Voices in Confinement: A Digital Archive of Japanese American Internees is comprised of approximately 150,000 digitized items from a selection of collections on Japanese Americans during their confinement in World War II. The digital archive makes accessible a wide range of papers, maps, artworks, and photographs created by government agencies, advocacy groups, and personal works from authors, artists, and teachers whose documents reflect their experience during the war.

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37 items found in this collection of 920 items

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Embree, John F. "Reprints"
Anderson, M. Margaret "Get the Evacuees Out"
Bogardus, Emory S. "A Race-Relations Cycle"
California
California Joint Immigration Committee
Committee on the Un-American Activities in California
Davis, Maxine "The Truth about Jap Camps"
Dembitz, Nanette "Racial Discrimination and the Military Judgement"
Dies Committee
Department of the Interior Press Releases
Education
H. R. 6127
Hawaii
Henderson, Margaret "Sharper than the Sword"
Himes, Chester B. "Democracy is for the Unafraid"
The Intercollegian West Coast Number
Interim Report of Peace Offices Committee on Civil Disturbances
Japanese American Citizens' League
McWilliams, Carey "Japanese Evacuation: Policy and Perspectives"
Military Service
Miyamoto, Shotaro "Immigrants and Citizens of Japanese Origin"
Myer, Dillon S. "Democracy in Relocation"
O'Brien, Robert W. "Selective Dispersion as a Factor in the Solution of ...
Pacific Coast Committee on American Principles and Fair Play
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