...And Justice for All
A History of the Supreme Court

This book covers the real story of the Japanese American detention camps after World War Two, the one your history books didn't include. The story your grandparents may or may not deny if you ask them honestly. When we study past American tragedies, we can employ an eagle eye by criticizing the acti......more

Powerful recounting of one of our nation's greatest horrors by the very people who lived it.......more

This is a very good book. I feel the author did a wonderful job with the information he collected. I heard family stories about the detention camps from a close friend of mine. The stories I was told were raw and emotional. And because I heard these stories I expected too much from this book. Writing......more

John Tateishi, 1984 The book is basically a transcribing of oral testimony about the lives of people in the internment camps and in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team in France and Italy. The introduction of the book goes into the history of the movement for and establishment of the camps. It's always g......more

I am so grateful to have come across this collection of oral histories. I am researching this period of American history so having these rich words and vivid experiences of those who endured such hardship is an invaluable resource.......more