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Author:   Bill Hosokawa
Publisher:   University Press of Colorado
Imprint:   University Press of Colorado
Edition:   Revised Edition
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 3.00cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.818kg
ISBN:  

9780870816680

ISBN 10:   0870816683
Pages:   584
Publication Date:   15 April 2002
Recommended Age:   From 18 to 99 years
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Table of Contents

; CONTENTS; Preface; Foreword; Prologue; PART ONE; The Early Years; 1; THE ORIGINS; 2; MEETING OF TWO NATIONS; 3; THE FIRST Issei; 4; THE VANGUARD ARRIVES; 5; THE SIGN OF THE DOLLAR; 6; WORK FOR WILLING HANDS; 7; NEITHER WHITE NOR AFRICAN; 8; NO LAND, NO IMMIGRATION; 9; WRETCHES, RASCALS AND CHURCHES; 10; THE MINIATURE GIANTS; 11; THE Nisei ARRIVE; 12; THE SEARCH FOR IDENTITY; 13; THE BIRTH OF JACL; 14; THE LONG HOT SUMMER OF 1941; PART TWO; The Years of Travail; 15; DECEMBER 7, 1941; 16; THE UNHAPPY DAYS; 17; THE RISING CRY; 18; A FAULTY DIAGNOSIS; 19; THE EXODUS; 20; BEHIND BARBED WIRE; 21; A TIME OF BITTERNESS, VALOR AND CONFUSION; 22; THE DEDICATED JACL-ERS; 23; PROOF IN BLOOD; 24; TWO ANGRY IRISHMEN; PART THREE; The Years of Fulfillment; 25; JUSTICE IN THE COURTS; 26; HAWAII, THE CHANCE THAT WAS OURS; 27; WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKED; Epilogue; Guide to Pronunciation of Japanese Names; Afterword 1992; Afterword 2002; About the Author; Index;

Reviews

. . . a restrained and valuable study of the Nisei, 'second generation' Americans of Japanese descent, and of their immigrant parents, the Issei. Saturday Review

. . . a restrained and valuable study of the Nisei, 'second generation' Americans of Japanese descent, and of their immigrant parents, the Issei. --Saturday Review . . . personal, charming, at times wistful and sad. --Washington Post Hosokawa cuts through the haze and, without any special pleading, in stark dispassionate reporting limns a classic laboratory case of governmental and human fallibilities suddenly converging in monstrous injustice. --The New York Times Book Review

. . . a restrained and valuable study of the Nisei, 'second generation' Americans of Japanese descent, and of their immigrant parents, the Issei. -- Saturday Review

. . . personal, charming, at times wistful and sad. --Washington Post . . . a restrained and valuable study of the Nisei, 'second generation' Americans of Japanese descent, and of their immigrant parents, the Issei. --Saturday Review Hosokawa cuts through the haze and, without any special pleading, in stark dispassionate reporting limns a classic laboratory case of governmental and human fallibilities suddenly converging in monstrous injustice. --The New York Times Book Review

Author Information

Bill Hosokawa, a native of Seattle, began his career in 1938 editing the Singapore Herald and then the Heart Mountain Sentinel (in a WWII relocation camp). He wrote for the Denver Post for thirty-eight years and the Rocky Mountain News for seven more, and published numerous books over the course of his life.

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