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Executive Order 9066 2/19/1942

Exclusion Order Directing Removal of Persons of Japanese Ancestry 4/11/1942

Pledge of Allegiance at Raphael Weill Public School 4/20/1942

Aleut Womens Petition 10/10/1942

Baseball Game at Manzanar Relocation Center 7/02/1942

Demurrer to Information 6/20/1942

Residents of Japanese Ancestry Await Bus with Baggage 4/6/1942

Kindergarten Class at Tule Lake "Segregation" Center 9/1944

Children of the Mochida Family Wear Tags While Awaiting Evacuation 5/8/1942

Translation of a Handbill with List of Demands by the Voice of Nisei ca. 1944

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