Asian-American: Japanese-American relocation. Interview with Ruth Yamazaki, editor of the Kashu Mainichi newspaper in Los Angeles and a controversial figure because of her statements that camp "wasn't all that bad" and her publicly voiced questions about the loyalty of at least the Japan-born issei generation at the time of the war; she was evacuated from Manzanar for her own safety after the riot. My handwritten notes of interview [I will decipher if there is interest]; transcribed interview, cut up for editing; the edited version, as submitted for publication in Amerasia Journal [it was not published]. Interview took place on February 12, 1975, at Kashu Mainichi, in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles

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Title: Asian-American: Japanese-American relocation. Interview with Ruth Yamazaki, editor of the Kashu Mainichi newspaper in Los Angeles and a controversial figure because of her statements that camp "wasn't all that bad" and her publicly voiced questions about the loyalty of at least the Japan-born issei generation at the time of the war; she was evacuated from Manzanar for her own safety after the riot. My handwritten notes of interview [I will decipher if there is interest]; transcribed interview, cut up for editing; the edited version, as submitted for publication in Amerasia Journal [it was not published]. Interview took place on February 12, 1975, at Kashu Mainichi, in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles
Creator: From the Collection: Phillips, Christopher Mark, 1950-
Published / Created: 1975 January-August
Provenance: Gift of Christopher Phillips, 2005 and 2009.
Extent of Digitization: This object has been completely digitized.
Language: English

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Manuscripts and Archives

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MS 1830

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    THIS ITEM Asian-American: Japanese-American relocation. Interview with Ruth Yamazaki, editor of the Kashu Mainichi newspaper in Los Angeles and a controversial figure because of her statements that camp "wasn't all that bad" and her publicly voiced questions about the loyalty of at least the Japan-born issei generation at the time of the war; she was evacuated from Manzanar for her own safety after the riot. My handwritten notes of interview [I will decipher if there is interest]; transcribed interview, cut up for editing; the edited version, as submitted for publication in Amerasia Journal [it was not published]. Interview took place on February 12, 1975, at Kashu Mainichi, in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles

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