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Miné Okubo Citizen 13660 Pin inu hariko Believed to be saboteurs or

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Miné Okubo Citizen 13660 Pin inu hariko Believed to be saboteurs orThis pin image, finely rendered in enamel, is based on a self portrait by Min Okubo from her graphic memoir, Citizen 13660, which revealed life in a Japanese American detention center and a Utah concentration camp during WWII. This pioneering work is the first book length account of an American concentration camp by a former prisoner. 1 1 4""W x 1 3 8"H.

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Believed to be saboteurs or spies or both

who fought with Stanley during the last days of the war in Europe

Extras: 50 min

Felicia Chiao's fun and characteristically stunning illustration for  the cover of the book Giant Robot: Thirty Years of Asian American Pop  Culture is now a puzzle

This book is a collection of brief memoirs written by former internees of Jerome and Rohwer and their close family members

Miné Okubo Citizen 13660 Pin inu hariko Believed to be saboteurs orThis pin image, finely rendered in enamel, is based on a self portrait by Min Okubo from her graphic memoir, Citizen 13660, which revealed life in a Japanese American detention center and a Utah concentration camp during WWII. This pioneering work is the first book length account of an American concentration camp by a former prisoner. 1 1 4""W x 1 3 8"H.

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