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January 2010
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January 01 2010
Review: PLACING MEMORY: A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF JAPANESE AMERICAN INTERNMENT, by Todd Stewart, Natasha Egan, and Karen J. Leong and THE FIRST TO CRY DOWN INJUSTICE? WESTERN JEWS AND JAPANESE REMOVAL DURING WORLD WAR II, by Ellen M. Eisenberg
PLACING MEMORY: A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF JAPANESE AMERICAN INTERNMENT
Todd
Stewart
Natasha
Egan
Karen J.
Leong
THE FIRST TO CRY DOWN INJUSTICE? WESTERN JEWS AND JAPANESE REMOVAL DURING WORLD WAR II
Ellen M.
Eisenberg
California History (2010) 87 (4): 72–73.
Citation
ELENA TAJIMA CREEF; Review: PLACING MEMORY: A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF JAPANESE AMERICAN INTERNMENT, by Todd Stewart, Natasha Egan, and Karen J. Leong and THE FIRST TO CRY DOWN INJUSTICE? WESTERN JEWS AND JAPANESE REMOVAL DURING WORLD WAR II, by Ellen M. Eisenberg. California History 1 January 2010; 87 (4): 72–73. doi: https://doi.org/10.2307/25763068
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