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Imprisoned in Paradise : Japanese Internee Road Workers at the World War II Kooskia Internment ...

ISBN: 9780893015503 | 0893015504
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Univ of Nebraska Pr
Pub. Date: 6/15/2010

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SummaryTable of Contents
The Kooskia Internment Camp, a unique, virtually forgotten, World War II detention and road building facility, was located on wild and scenic Lochsa River in north central Idaho. Between mid-1943 and mid-1945 the Kooskia camp held an all-male contingent of some 265 so-called "enemy aliens" of Japanese ancestry.Despite having committed no crimes, but suspected of potential sabotage, these noncitizen U.S. residents of Japanese descent had been interned elsewhere in the U.S. following Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor. They volunteeredd for transfer ... MORE
List of Illustrationsp. xi
Forewordp. xv
Prefacep. xix
Acknowledgmentsp. xxix
Anti-Japanese Attitudes: Foreshadowing Japanese American Internment and Incarcerationp. 1
Anticipating Internee Arrival: Establishing the Kooskia Internment Campp. 21
No Barbed Wire: Living Conditions at the Kooskia Internment Campp. 39
"A Real He-Man's Job": Work Assignment... MOREp. 59
A Powerful Petition: Internees Protest Deteriorating Conditions at the Kooskia Campp. 81
Finding Freedom in Leisure: Recreation at the Kooskia Internment Campp. 97
Candid and Outspoken: Internee and Employee Perspectives on the Kooskia Internment Campp. 125
Surviving External Scrutiny: Inspections, Rehearings, and Releasesp. 147
Friends or Enemies?: Internees Interact with the "Home Front"p. 163
Back to Barbed Wire: Closure of the Kooskia Internment Campp. 179
List of All Men at the Kooskia Internment Campp. 201
List of Abbreviationsp. 215
Endnotesp. 223
References Citedp. 281
Indexp. 295
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