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Moving Photographs of Japanese-American Internees, Then and Now |...
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In early 1945, the federal government started to open the internment camps where it had held 120,000 Japanese Americans for much of World War II. Seven decades...
Events in New Jersey - The New York Times
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... Art Program, Japanese-style drumming known as taiko, by Kenny Chin, and the Japanese art form of Ichiyo ikebana, with Anna Nakada. Aug.
Beautiful Impermanence | Dickinson College
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Beautiful Impermanence - There's more to this ancient art form than first meets the eye.
Japanese-Americans Imprisoned, but Unbowed, During World War II - The...
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A photojournalist’s discovery that his father was among thousands of Japanese-Americans confined to internment camps during World War II led him to seek out...
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