University of Maryland Experiences of Japanese American Women in War Paper This week’s discussion centers upon an article by Jennifer Stewart, a website, a

University of Maryland Experiences of Japanese American Women in War Paper This week’s discussion centers upon an article by Jennifer Stewart, a website, an interview, and a series of oral history interviews. Please submit an answer to one of the following questions no later than 11:59 pm, Eastern Time, Thursday, September 19. After you have submitted your own post, please post two responses to another student’s posting, either agreeing or disagreeing with their comments. Be sure to give specific examples and reference this week’s reading.Please note, when submitting your initial post or answer to a question, I ask you to create a new thread, not upload a file. It’s easier to respond to questions and follow the discussion in this manner. Please type or cut and paste your responses into the textbox. Please do not attach files, unless you are attaching something to emphasize your point—an article, a cartoon, a letter, etc.Your Initial Post is worth 30 points and should be 250 words in length, which is equal to about 1 page of double-spaced writing in Arial, Calibri, or Times New Roman 12 point font in a Word document. 9/20/2019
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Japanese Americans Interned During World War II
Bess K. Chin updated
Paul Ohtaki updated
Born in Alameda, California, interned at Heart
Born on Bainbridge Island, Washington, sent to
Mountain, Wyoming, worked as a teacher’s
Manzanar in California, among the first families
assistant in the camps
in the country to be interned
Janet Daijogo updated
Hiroshi Kashiwagi updated
Born in San Francisco, interned at Topaz at
Held in Tule Lake as a so-called “no-no boy”
age five, teaches kindergarten in Corte
resister of the loyalty oath, now an author and
Madera, California
member of the Screen Actors’ Guildo
Fumi Hayashi updated
Masaru Kawaguchi updated
Deported from Berkeley, California and interned
High school basketball player forced to leave
as a high school student at the Topaz
his school, team, and home for Topaz, Utah
relocation camp in 1942
where he was interned for two years
Chizu Iiyama updated
Rose Nieda updated
Raised in Chinatown, transfered to Santa Anita
Uprooted from her home in Washington at age
for six months living in a horse stall afterwhich
nineteen, sent to Pinedale Assembly Center
she was sent to Topaz
and then on to Tule Lake internment camp
Ernie Iiyama updated
Sato Hashizume updated
Born in Oakland, CA in 1912, sent to Topaz
Born in Portland, Oregon, send to Minodoka
where he was an active leader in the Nisei
internment camp in Idaho as a 10 year old.
Young Democrats
Marvin Uratsu updated
Born in Sacramento but raised in Japan – sent
to Tule Lake and later returned to Japan with
the U.S. MIS
www.tellingstories.org/internment/index.html
Marielle Tsukamoto updated
Sacramento native born in 1937, she was sent
to an internment camp in Jermone, Arkansas in
May, 1942
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