Last witnesses: reflections on the wartime internment of Japanese Americans

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Introduction E.Harth - PART I: PARENTS AND CHILDREN - Another Spring T.Suyemoto - Legacy of Silence (i) M,Yamada - Legacy of Silence (ii) J.Yamada - Echoes from Generation to Generation D.K Nagata - PART II: FAMILY SECRETS - Mixing Stories S.D.Ikeda - A Daughter's Need to Know M.Mueller - Return to Gila River G.F.Brown - PART III: WHAT WE TOOK FROM THE CAMPS - Memories from Behind Barbed Wire J.Tateishi - Pictures from Camp P.S.Hayashi - 'Isamu Noguchi: 5-7-A, Poston, Arizona' R.J.Maeda - From Manzanar to the Present: A Personal Journey S.K.Embrey - Democracy for Beginners E.Harth - PART IV: FROM THE PAST TO THE FUTURE - Ethnic Expectations: The Politics of Staging the Internment Camps R.Y.Alfaro - The Life and Times of 'Rabbit in the Moon' C.Omori - The Legacy of the Battle of Bruy?res: Reflections of a Sansei Francophile V.N.Yoshimura - Loyalty and Concentration Camps in America: The Japanese American Precedent and the Internal Security Act of 1950 A.W.Austin - Nineteen in '98: A Conversation on Studying the Internment J.Kohn & C.Lemon

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