World War II was a very different experience for Japanese Americans than for others. Storyteller Anne Shimojima will share the inspiring story of her family’s journey from Japan and through the incarceration camps in the U.S. where 120,000 innocent people were locked up behind barbed wire. Adults and teens. Please register to get a link for this live online event.
World War II was a very different experience for Japanese Americans than for others. Join storyteller Anne Shimojima as she shares the inspiring story of her family’s journey from Japan and through the incarceration camps in the U.S. where 120,000 innocent people were locked up behind barbed wire. Anne illustrates her talk with photos from the National Archives and her own family, showing people whose only crime was looking like the enemy.
Adults and teens. Please register to get a link for this live online event.
Please note: this program will not be recorded; it is only available for live viewing.
Please note that this program is taking place online or via broadcast rather than at a physical library branch. See the event description for details on how to watch or listen.
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