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Full title:George Yoshizaki, 28-year-old Japanese-American, one of 35 Nisei who offered their blood to the blood donor section of the American Red Cross at Denver as a protest against what a spokesman termed the reported bestiality of Japanese troops in the Philippines toward American prisoners of war. Yoshizaki, an evacuee from the West Coast, is now living in Mansfield, Ohio, but was visiting Denver when the Philippine atrocities were revealed. Shown with him (left) are Mrs. Margaret Plotkin and Mrs. Roy Wallace, Red Cross staff assistants. Photographer: Iwasaki, Hikaru Denver, Colorado.
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