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Scope/Content: June 1943 issue of Trek, a quarterly literary magazine produced by people incarcerated at Topaz Relocation Center. Articles and stories include: Relocation by Larry Tajiri; Relocation: Thru the Gates of Topaz by Ruth Griffin; One Happy Family by Toshio Mori; Trilobites of Antelope Springs by Frank Beckwith, Sr.; "Guadeamus Igitur" by Jim Yamada; Evacuese Characters and How to Analyze Them by Globularius Schraubi; Report from Poston by Jim Yamada; A La Mode by Marii Kyogoku; Digressions by Pvt. Taro Katayama; and Falderol by Jim Yamada.
Type
text
Format
1 magazine
Form/Genre
periodicals
Extent
44 pages
Identifier
ark:/86086/n2m90brn curivsc_ms094_001_004_010
Language
English eng
Subject
Japanese Americans--Exclusion and incarceration, 1942-1945 World War, 1939-1945--Japanese Americans Central Utah Relocation Center
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