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Photographed are Japanese American soldiers at the Camp Livingston, Louisiana. The caption reads: Many young Japanese-Americans were called in to serve their country. These men are in Camp Livingston, Louisiana, July 1945. (Kato family album).The back side includes names photographed: George Mochizuki, Yagi, Joe Inouye, Nishioka, Yahuda, Fred Ujihara, Tosh Nakayama, Yosh Matsubara, Tak Hosoda, Hiro Haraguchi, Pete Hiroka [Hirooka?], Roy Tanaka, Frank Tanabe, Ochiai, Utaka [Yutaka?] Matsumoto, Nishikawa, and Ben Shimazu. The Kato and Shiimori Family Photographs contain photographs collected by Yvonne Achacoso, a student of a history class taught by Professor Donald Teruo Hata at CSU Dominguez Hills. She interviewed two Nisei Japanese Americans, Roy Yasuharu Kato and John Ishihei Iwatsuru who experienced the forced evacuation and incarceration during World War II. Kato was incarcerated in the Heart Mountain camp, Wyoming, and Iwatsuru was incarcerated in the Jerome camp, Arkansas and the Granada camp, Colorado. Their wives were both daughters of the Shiimori family, who was also incarcerated in the Jerome camp and the Gila River, Arizona. Included are photographs of the Gila River camp collected from the Shiimori family album as well as photographs depicting lives of the incarcerees in the Hear Mountain camp gathered from the Kato family album. All items originally belonged to the Donald Teruo Hata and Nadine Ishitani Hata Asian Pacific Studies Collection.
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Photographs black and white, 2.5 x 3.5 inches image/jpeg
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