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Anne Moore interview, part 1
Oral history interview with Anne Moore
- Resource Type
- Creator
- Contributor
- Campus
- Subjects
- Arrival
- Community activities
- Pearl Harbor and aftermath
- Receiving redress check and apology
- The Journey
- Discrimination
- Alien land laws
- Agriculture
- Leaving Camp
- Temporary Assembly Centers
- Support from the non-Japanese American community
- Reflections on the past
- Religion and churches
- Education
- Immigration and citizenship
- Military Intelligence Service
- Primary education
- Impact of incarceration
- World War II
- Identity and values
- Nisei
- Associations and organizations
- Living Conditions
- Japanese language schools
- Japanese American Citizens League
- Industry and employment
- Incarceration camps
- Higher education
- Redress and reparations
- Food
- Race and racism
- Christianity
- Military service
- ""Resettlement""
- Location
- Date created
- 07-01-2005
- Handle
- Identifier
- SCRC_MOORE_ANNE
- Language
- Notes
- The JACL-CCDC Japanese American Oral History collection contains oral histories capturing the experience of Japanese Americans, primarily Nisei, living in the San Joaquin Valley. Topics primarily include incarceration and post-war experiences.
- Temporary Assembly Centers
- Interviews
- Salinas, Incarceration Camps
- Poston (Colorado River),
- Extent
- 43 pages, 21.5 cm x 28 cm
Relationships
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