Lost and Found: Reclaiming the Japanese American Incarceration

Karen L. Ishizuka · John Kuo Wei Tchen · Roger Daniels

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration Memory, History, Trauma, Identity

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1. The Legacy of Camp 2. A Strategy of Process and Participation 3. Grandma as History 4. The Exhibition 5. Something Strong Within 6. Los Japoneses que Hablan Espanol and other stories that walked in the door 7. Coming to Terms 8. Recovering History and Recovering from History

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