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encyclopedia.densho.org encyclopedia.densho.org
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On the evening of November 29, 1944, Legion Post No. 22 removed the names of sixteen, all Japanese Americans. It did so, it explained, because these young men were dual citizens of Japan and the United States
The main issue that happened
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www.cabinetmagazine.org www.cabinetmagazine.org
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“excellent mechanical help.”
I've only seen the timeline as a tool, does it really have such a large protest about it?
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Joseph Mede’s indecision about the appropriateness of applying the linear form to an apocalyptic narrative.
I find it interesting how much weight they put on a tool to help tell a story, is it really so important as to tie it in with nuclear waste?
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“the object of any of our senses, and no image can properly be made of it, yet because it has a relation to quantity, and we can say a greater or less space of time, it admits of a natural and easy representation in our minds by the idea of a measurable space, and particularly that of a LINE.”1
I never really thought about the creation of the timeline
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canvas.uoregon.edu canvas.uoregon.edu
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simple Japanese characters because otherwise Ichiro could not have read it.
as we saw in the videos, a lot of the Japanese-Americans interned didn't even speak Japanese, only about 3% did. Even people who were 1/16 Japanese were interned
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