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"Tells the story of a third-generation Japanese-American woman's search for her family history and understanding of their internment during the Second World War. Focuses on Masuo Yasui who, after living in the United States for thirty years, was arrested by the FBI as a potentially dangerous alien five days after the Japanese bombed Peral Harbor."@en
"Tells the story of a third-generation Japanese-American woman's search for her family history and understanding of their internment during the Second World War. Focuses on Masuo Yasui who, after living in the United States for thirty years, was arrested by the FBI as a potentially dangerous alien five days after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor."
"Tells the story of a third-generation Japanese-American woman's search for her family history and understanding of their internment during the Second World War. Focuses on Masuo Yasui who, after living in the United States for thirty years, was arrested by the FBI as a potentially dangerous alien five days after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor."@en
"Tells the dramatic story of the consequences of the U.S. internment policy and the Yasui family's long battle to reclaim their place as Americans."
"Tells the dramatic story of the consequences of the U.S. internment policy and the Yasui family's long battle to reclaim their place as Americans."@en
"Recounts the dramatic consequences of America's World War II Japanese internment policy, and the Yasui family's long battle to reclaim its place in American society."@en
"A granddaughter in reconstructing her family's history in the United States, runs into reluctance to talk about the years of World War II, a time when most of her family was interned in camps as west coast first and second generation Japanese. The picture she gains gives her a fuller idea of her heritage, previously based on her father reminiscences and home movies."
"A granddaughter in reconstructing her family's history in the United States, runs into reluctance to talk about the years of World War II, a time when most of her family was interned in camps as West Coast first and second generation Japanese. The picture she gains gives her a fuller idea of her heritage, previously based on her father reminiscences and home movies."@en
"Lise Yasui, a third-generation Japanese-American woman, searches for her family history and for understanding of their internment. Focuses on her grandfather Masuo Yasui of Hood River Valley, Oregon, who, after living in the United States for thirty years, was arrested by the FBI as a potentially dangerous alien five days after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor."@en
"This presentation portrays the treatment of Japanese-American citizens during WWII, especially their removal from their homes to internment camps."@en