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McClatchy, V. S.
McCloy, John J.
evidence suppression and
executive order and
McCormick, Anne O’Hare
McGehee, Arkansas
McLemore, Henry
McNary, Helen
McPherson, Aimee Semple
McWilliams, Carey
Merced Assembly Center
Meriwether, David
Merritt, Ralph
Messina, Italy
Mexico
Meyer, Joe
Michigan
Midway, Battle of
Military Intelligence Service (MIS)
military service. See also specific battles, individuals, and military units
anti-Japanese racism despite
camp closings and
Fair Play and
Nisei draft status and
number of Nisei in
military zones or areas
Area No. 1
Area No. 2
Miller, Bert
Miller, Virgil
Minaga, Yul
Mineta, Kunisaku
Mineta, Norman
Minidoka Relocation Center
army recruitment from
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Missoula, Montana, prison
Missouri state legislature
Mitsui Export
Miwa, Dick
Mix, Tom
mixed-marriage non-exclusive policy
Miyatake, Toyo
Mizukami, Bill
Mizukami, Robert
Moab, Utah, prison
Mola Vical, Emilio
Montana
Montebello, USS (tanker)
Monterey, California
Montgomery, Bernard
Morgenthau, Henry
Morimoto, Yasuko
Mount Holyoke College
Munemori, Sadao S.
Munson, Curtis B.
Murata, Hideo
Murphy, Frank
Murrow, Edward R.
Museum of Modern Art
Mussolini, Benito
Mutual Broadcasting Company
“My Day” (Eleanor Roosevelt)
Myer, Dillon
Myitkyina Island
Nagasaki
Najima, Irene
Najima, Jahachi
Nakada, James
Nakahara, Seiichi
Nakahara, Yuri
Nakamura, George
Nakashima, Shig
Namba, Isso
Naples, Italy
Nation
National Academy of Sciences
National Guard
National Portrait Gallery
Native Americans
Native Sons of the Golden West
naturalization law of 1790
Navajo
Nazi Germany
concentration camps
Nazi submarines
NBC radio
Nebraska
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Neill, Kenneth
Nereid (fishing boat)
Nevada
New Jersey
New Mexico National Guard
New Republic
New World Sun
New York Herald Tribune
New York State
New York Times
New York Yankees
Nice, Connie
Nichiren Buddhist Church (Los Angeles)
Ninety-Third Bomb Group
Ninth Air Force
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Nisei (second generation)
army service by
camp closings and
citizenship of
college studies and
Congressional Medal of Honor and
declared eligible for draft
Eleanor Roosevelt and
farmers
Issei tensions with
join army
killed in Europe
Kuroki encourages to enlist
loyalty oaths and
missing in action
Munson on loyalty of
postwar lives of
pro-Japan factions and
Ringle on loyalty of
schoolchildren
term defined
Nisei (Hosokawa)
Nisei Writers and Artists Mobilization for Democracy
Nishioka, Sagi
Nishioka family
Nitta, Alice
Nitto family
Nixon, Richard
Noguchi, Isamu
Noguchi, Yonejirō
No Japs Incorporated
Noji, Mamoru
Nomura, Fred
Nomura, Kiyoko
“No-No Boys”
Norimasu, Henry K.
Normandy invasion
North Africa
Northern California Committee for Fair Play
North Platte church
North Portland Livestock Pavilion Assembly Center
Nuremberg trials
Oak Grove High School (Hood River)
Oakland, California
“Champions of Justice” Gallery
Oakland Tribune
Oda, James
Oda, Mary Sakaguchi
Office of Naval Intelligence
Office of War Information
Ogawa, Louise
Ohama, Abraham
Ohio
Ohtaki, Paul
Oiye, George
Okamoto, Shoichi James
Okamoto family
Olson, Culbert
Olympia, Washington
Omura, James
One Hundredth Infantry Battalion
141st Regiment. See Lost Battalion
1399th Engineers Construction Battalion
Operation Tidal Wave
Operation Z
Oppenheim, Joanne
Orange County, California
Orange County Forum
Oregon
Oregon Property Owners’ Protective League
Organization of Afro-American Unity
orphans
Osaka Mainichi (newspaper)
Osamu, Harry
Osborn, Sidney
Oshima, Kanesaburo
Oshita, Edward
Oshita, Grace
Our World (Manzanar yearbook)
Owens Valley, California
Ozawa, Takao
Pacific Citizen (JACL newspaper)
Pacific Coast Committee on American Principles and Fair Play
Pacific Coast Japanese Problem
Pacific Historical Review
Paiute
Palermo, Italy
Palos Verdes, California
Panama Canal
Paraguay
Parent-Teacher Associations
Parker, Arizona
Parker Valley High School
Pauling, Linus
Pearl Harbor
Pegler, Westbrook
Pence, Charles
Personal Justice Denied (1982 report)
Peru
Petaluma, California
Philippines
Philippine Sea, Battle of the
Phillips, Edward
Philpott, Gerald B.
Pierce, Charles
Pierce, Walter M.
Pinedale Assembly Center
Pinza, Ezio
“pioneer communities”
Pisa, Italy
Placer County, California
Placerville Times
Ploeşti, Romania, oil fields
PM
Pocatello, Idaho
Pomona Assembly Center
Portland, Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Poston Relocation Centers
army recruitment from
Arts and Handicraft Center
gangs in
high school graduations
McCormick reports on
Noguchi at
Poston I
Poston II
Poston III
; riot and strike at
Prado, Ignacio
Prejudice (McWilliams)
Presbyterian Union Church
Presidio
Princeton University
prisoner exchanges
Proclamation 4417 (1976)
property losses
Protestant churches
Public Proclamation 1 (1942)
Public Proclamation 2 (1942)
Public Proclamation 21 (1945)
Purcell, James
Puyallup Assembly Center
Pyle, Ernie
Quakers
Queen Elizabeth
Questions 27 and 28. See “Application for Leave Clearance”
racism. See also anti-Japanese sentiment
Radio Tokyo
Rafu Shimpo (newspaper)
Randolph, Edmund Jennings
Rankin, John
Ray, Man
Reader’s Digest
Reagan, Ronald
redress movement. See also reparations
Reeves Field
relocation centers. See specific locations
Remember Pearl Harbor League
reparations
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC)
Return to Manzanar (TV show)
Rikita, Honda
Ringle, Kenneth
Robertson, Guy
Robertson, Paul
Robinson, Elsie
Rocky Shimpo (newspaper)
Rohwer Relocation Center
Rome, fall of
Rommel, Erwin
Roosevelt, Anna
Roosevelt, Eleanor
Roosevelt, Franklin D.
advisers vs. internment and
Baldwin and
camp closings and
Chandler report and
“concentration camp” term and
death of
declares war vs. Japan
Denaturalization Act and
eugenics and
evacuee resettlement and
Executive Order 9066 and
German and Italian Americans and
on internment
Japanese American college students and
loyalty of Japanese Americans and
Nisei military service and
reelection of
Tule Lake protests and
WRA and
Rosell, Chester
Ross, Edward Alsworth
Rossi, Angelo
Rotary Club
Rouveral, Auriana
Rowe, James
Runyon, Damon
Russo-Japanese War
Sacramento
Sacramento Assembly Center
Sacramento Bee
Saijo, Albert
Saiki, Barry
Saipan Island
Saito, Calvin
Saito, Dahlia
Saito, George
Saito, John
Saito, Lincoln
Saito, Mary Yogawa
Saito, Morse
Saito, Natsu
Saito, Perry
Saki, Isaburo
Sakumoto, Matsuji
Salinas, California
Salt Lake City
San Bruno, California. See also Tanforan Assembly Center
San Diego
San Diego City Council
San Diego High School
San Diego Public Library
San Diego Union
Sand Island Tough Boys
San Fernando Valley
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Examiner
San Gabriel Valley
San Joaquin County
San Jose, California
San Leandro, California
San Luis Obispo Independent
San Pedro Bay
San Quentin State Prison
Sansei (third generation)
Santa Ana Register
Santa Anita Assembly Center
Santa Anita Pacemaker
Santa Barbara County
Santa Clara County
Santa Cruz, California
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Fe, New Mexico, prison
Santa Maria Courier
Santa Monica, California
San Terenzo, Battle of
Sato, Eiichi
Sato, Katsumi
Saturday Evening Post
Schieberling, Edward
Seabiscuit (racehorse)
Seabrook Farms
Seagoville, Texas, prison
Sears, Arthur
Sears Roebuck
Seattle
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Star
Seattle Times
Segawa, Ben
Selective Service Act
September 11, 2001, attacks
Seuss, Dr. (Theodor Geisel)
Sevier Desert
Shanghai Times
Sheldrake, John
Shigekawa, Misako
Shimoda, Ichiro
Shoemaker, Ed
Shoemaker, Kent
Short, Walter
Sierra Nevada
Simms, Ginny
Simpson, Alan
Sinatra, Frank
Sixth Army
Slater, Herbert
Smith, Nels
Smith College
Solomon Islands
Sone, Monica
Southern Pacific Railroad
Spanish Civil War
Spanish consul
Spanish Morocco
Sprague, Charles
Sproul, Robert Gordon
Stagnaro, Mario
Stanford University
Star Trek (TV series)
State Department
“Statement of United States Citizen of Japanese Ancestry”
Stetinius, Edward
Stewart, Tom
Stilwell, Joseph “Vinegar Joe”
Stimson, Henry
St. Louis
Stockton, California
St. Sure, Adolphus F.
“Suggested Answers to Questions 27 and 28” (Emi brothers)
suicides
Sumoge, Fred
Supreme Pyramid of the Sciots
Tachibana, Itaru
Tacoma
Takanashi, Harry
Takasaki, Gordon
Takayoshi, Theresa
Takayoshi, Thomas
Takayoshi, Yoshi
Takei, George
Takeuchi, Hokoji
Takeuchi, Mary
Talbot, California
Tamaki family
Tamesa, Min
Tamura, Linda
Tanaka, Fred
Tanforan Assembly Center
Tanimoto, Jim
Tasaki, Katherine
Tateishi, Ben
Tateishi, Yuri
Tayama, Fred
Teno, Jack
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Terminal Island
Terry and the Pirates (Caniff)
Texas National Guard
Thayer, Mrs. Maynard
Theta Delta Chi fraternity
Thirty-Sixth Division
Thomas, Elbert
Thompson, Dorothy
Time
Tinian Island
Tojo, Hideki
Tokushige, Shizuko
Tolan, John
Tomas, Carmen
Tomas, Rosa
Tomemura, Dick
Topaz Relocation Center
Totalizer, The (Tanforan newspaper)
travel restrictions
Trebon, Edward
Truman, Harry S.
Tsukamoto, Mary
Tsukamoto family
Tsumagari, Fusa
Tsumagari, Yukio
Tsuneishi, Sally
Tsuruda, Mas
Tsuruda, Yo
Tulare, California
Tulean Dispatch
Tule Lake Relocation and Segregation Center
army recruitment and
Besig visits
citizenship renunciations and
closed
Collins and
deaths in
“disloyals” segregated in
gangs at
Myer visits
protests at
stockade
Tully, Grace
Turlock, California
200th Coast Artillery Battery
Uchida, Dwight Takashi
Uchida, Kay
Uchida, Yoshiko
Ueno, Harry
Ulio, James A.
United Nations
U.S. Army
Japanese American service in
Tule Lake Army-WRA rally of 1943
U.S. Army Air Corps
U.S. Army and Navy Staff College
U.S. Army Investigation Committee
U.S. Army Reserve
U.S. Army Signal Intelligence Service
U.S. Bill of Rights
U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps
U.S. Congress
citizenship rights and
DeWitt and
Warren and
U.S. Constitution
First Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
U.S. District Court of San Francisco
U.S. District Court of Seattle
U.S. House of Representatives
Naval Affairs Committee
Un-American Activities Committee
U.S.-Japan Council
U.S. Navy
Japanese translators and
Terminal Island base
U.S. Senate
Military Affairs Committee
U.S. Supreme Court
University of Arizona
University of California
University of California, Berkeley
University of Chicago
University of Hawaii
University of Michigan
University of Oregon
University of Washington
Uno, Edison
Uno, Kay
Usui, Fuji
Usui, Mitsuo
Utah
Uyeno, Tad
Van Vleet, T. S.
Vashon Island
Vichy France
Vietnam War protests
Voluntary Evacuation
voting rights
Wakamatsu, Eichi
Wakamatsu, Johnny Y.
Wakasa, James Hatsuki
Wakatsuki, Bill
Wakatsuki, Eleanor
Wakatsuki, Frances
Wakatsuki, Jeanne
Wakatsuki, Ko
Wakatsuki, Lillian
Wakatsuki, Martha
Wakatsuki, Ray
Wakatsuki, Riku
Wakatsuki, Woody
Walker, Roger
war bonds
War Department
War of 1812
War Relocation Authority (WRA)
army recruitment and
camp closings and
camp killings and
“disloyals” segregated by
Eisenhower and
established
Interior oversees
Japanese translators and
Lange photos and
loyalty oaths and
Manzanar and
news media and
Poston and
releases for school or work and
Warren, Earl
Brown and
evacuee returns and
Wartime Civil Control Administration (WCCA)
Wartime Handling of Evacuee Property, The (report of 1982)
Washington, George
Washington Middle School (Seattle)
Washington Post
Washington State
Washington State University
Washington Times Herald
Washington University (St. Louis)