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 Web Exclusive: Japanese-American IntPhotographer Paul Kitagaki Jr. found surviving Japanese-Americans who were photographed by Dorothea Lange and others as they were taken to internment camps during World War II. |  Documentary by Dyanna TaylorAbout her grandmother, Dorothea Lange, that was shown on KQED last month. If not it is available for streaming on the PBS |  BART San Bruno Station Photo ExhibitJapanese American Evacuation time: 7:09min |
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 Japanese Internment Exhibit at the BART Station at Tanforan |  Moving Oral Histories of Tanforan at BART's San Bruno StationArticle and 3 minute podcast about the Tanforan BART exhibit |
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PHOTO EXHIBITION AT JAPANESE AMERICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM DEPICTS TRIUMPH OVER ADVERSITY (Word Document)
SCENES FROM THE JAPANESE INTERNMENT RESONATE TODAY - Japanese Incarceration from National Geographic (October 2018 issue)
Internment memorial gets funding bump: National grant moving San Bruno project ahead (Daily Journal)
Congresswoman Speier Applauds Park Service Grant for Internment Memorial at Tanforan
Gambatte! Legacy of an Enduring Spirit (NY Times Blog)
Moving Photographs of Japanese American Internees, Then and Now (Mother Jones)
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED TO INSTALL TANFORAN MEMORIAL
(November 17, 2015 - Rafu Shimpo)
Tanforan memorial proposed (November 5, 2015 - Nichi Bei)
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