How will history judge us? During World War II, our country moved Japanese Americans into "internment camps." It is ironic that at the same time, American troops would free Jewish people in ...
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Survivors of Japanese internment camps organize No Kings protest at Tanforan Memorial in California
Satsuki Ina's earliest memories are of barbed wire and internment camps. "We went from Tule Lake, my father went to Bismarck, North Dakota," Ina said, thumbing through a photo album. Her family, like ...
Tents erected for POWs sit behind fences at the Honouliuli incarceration camp on Oahu in this undated photo by R.H. Lodge. And yet today, too few know its name. Despite Congress acknowledging the ...
In a recent Salt Lake Tribune editorial, readers were greeted with a chilling proposal: “Were Utah a truly civilized place, the governor’s next move would be to find a way to mandate the kind of mass ...
MINIDOKA, Idaho — On a train headed eastbound, Fujiko Gardner watched the Washington landscape turn from lush green to dry and dusty brown as she crossed the Idaho border. "That was a sad train ride," ...
DELTA, Utah (KUTV) — Topaz Internment Camp is woven into the fabric of Utah’s history. The memories and experiences are also with thousands of Japanese American’s who lived in Topaz during World War ...
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