Only What We Could Carry The Japanese American Internment Experience

Name: Only What We Could Carry The Japanese American Internment Experience
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ISBN: 9781890771300

ISBN-10: 1890771309

ISBN-13: 9781890771300

Edition: 2000

Authors: Lawson Fusao Inada, Patricia Wakida, William Hohri

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List price: $26.00
Copyright year: 2000
Publisher: Heyday
Publication date: 4/1/2014
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 464
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.11" tall
Weight: 1.628
Language: English

Acknowledgments	p. ix
Preface	p. xi
A Note to the Reader	p. xv
Introduction	p. xvii

The Day We Left	p. 3
Editorials in the Wake of Pearl Harbor	p. 11
Eyewitness to Pearl Harbor	p. 27
Pearl Harbor Remembered	p. 31
The Total Community	p. 33
War Comes to the Church Door	p. 35
Can't Tell	p. 51
from I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings	p. 53
Photo Essay: An Uncertain Future	p. 57

from Desert Exile	p. 69
Letters from a Justice Department Camp	p. 82
from Citizen 13660	p. 87
from Stray Clouds	p. 97
from Farewell to Manzanar	p. 104
Photo Essay: How I Spent the War	p. 108
A Far Country: Poems from the Arkansas Camps	p. 119
from To the Stars	p. 121
A Teacher at Topaz	p. 126
A Young Nisei's Diary	p. 138
Recollections of Heart Mountain	p. 142

Statement to the Commission	p. 153
Insufficient Care	p. 173
Winter Night Sentry: Poems from the Justice Department Camps	p. 178
from Hawaii End of the Rainbow	p. 180
Autobiography of an Italian Internee	p. 191
from Adios to Tears	p. 204
A WRA Center Lexicon of Japanese American Terms	p. 220
Yule Greetings, Friends!	p. 228
The Legend of Miss Sasagawara	p. 237
One Happy Family	p. 252
A Thousand Stitches	p. 255

A Challenge to American Sportsmanship	p. 263
from The Betrayed	p. 270
Campus Report	p. 279
Preface to No-No Boy	p. 287
from Beyond Loyalty	p. 292
Draft Resisters at Heart Mountain	p. 313
Poetic Reflections of the Tule Lake Internment Camp	p. 325
No Flower in Vase: Poems from Tule Lake	p. 330
A Nisei Requests Repatriation	p. 333

Presidential Statement	p. 341
from Journey to Washington	p. 343
Action from a Sergeant's Diary	p. 348
One Replacement's Story	p. 363
Letter to Father	p. 374
from Light One Candle	p. 377
What Flower Worth the Pain	p. 388
Afterword	p. 393
Historical Documents	p. 400
Chronology	p. 413
Assembly Centers and Interment Camps	p. 418
Glossary	p. 422
Permissions	p. 425
Suggested Reading List	p. 431
About the Editors	p. 437
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