Infamy (45 page)

Huntington, West Virginia,
Herald-Dispatch

Ichiki, Miye

Ickes, Harold

Idaho

Illinois

Imai, Amy

Imai, Shigenobu

Immigration Act (1924)

Independence, California

India

Inouye, Daniel

Inouye, Mits

Interior Department

International Red Cross

interracial marriages

Inyo County, California

Irish Americans

Irons, Peter

Ishigo, Arthur

Ishigo, Estelle

Ishino, Margaret

Ishino, Thomas

Isomura, Hirota

Issei (first-generation immigrants)

arrests of leaders

camp closings and

children drafted and

endurance by

fear of execution and

Hawaii and

Nisei and

postwar lives of

prohibited from owning land

pro-Japan sentiments of

repatriation to Japan and

Ringle on loyalty of

suspicions of

term defined

Italian immigrants

Italy.
See also specific battles

Itano, Harvey

Ito, David

Ito, James

Ito, Sus

Jackson, Robert

Japan, Imperial.
See also specific battles

American citizens in

army

deportation to

internment as propaganda for

POWs

surrender of

Japanese American Citizens League (JACL)

attacked, in camps

Collins on

Fair Play and

reparations campaign and

Japanese American internment.
See also
assembly centers; Executive Order 9066;
and specific assembly and relocation centers, geographical locations, individuals, institutions, and laws

ACLU and

aftermath of

American ideals and

attitudes toward U.S. in

Axis propaganda on

books and memoirs on

Chandler committee and

Christmas in

citizenship renunciations and

civilian institutions in

closing of camps and

community councils in

constitutional issues and (
see
U.S. Constitution; U.S. Supreme Court)

curfews and

debate on, in 1943–44

design and conditions in

difficulties of evacuees, on leaving

“disloyals” segregated in

Eleanor Roosevelt visits

evacuation of, to assembly centers

evacuee courts and

evacuees leave camps, in 1944

evacuees moved to camps, from assembly centers

executive order on

evacuees return to West and

family stories on

family tensions in

farming in

FDR pressed to establish

food and mess halls and

furniture in

future implications of

gangs in

government apology for

government records on

guards and

idea proposed and pressure for

Japanese surrender and

Justice Department evidence withheld on

Justice Department statement of 2011 on

Kuroki tours

Lange on

leaves for work and studies

leaves opposed

legal challenges to

local protests vs.

mail censorship and

mail-order supplies at

marriages and

medical care at

military pressure for

military service and

Nazi concentration camps and

news media on

numbers held in, at peak

official end of

reparations and

resistance at

sanitation in

schools in

semblance of normal life in

silence about, postwar

suicides

Supreme Court rulings on

tensions and violence in

terms for, defined

voluntary evacuation and

Warren’s remorse over

Warren urges

Washington Post
on damage of

western governors

women’s fears in

work in

work opportunities on leaving

Japanese charities, donors to

Japanese consulates

Japanese Exclusion League of California

Japanese Society

Japanese submarines

Japanese translators.
See also
Military Intelligence Service

Jefferson, Thomas

Jenkins, James

Jerome Relocation Center

army recruitment from

Hawaiian soldiers visit

Jews

Nazis and

in U.S.

Johnson, Jed

Johnson, J. Leroy

Johnson, Lyndon B.

Jones, E. Stanley

Jorgensen, Gordy

Justice Department

citizenship reinstatement and

evidence withheld by

statement on internment (2011)

Kahlo, Frida

Kahora, Kikuko

Kahora, Masuru Ben

Kaiser, Henry J.

Kamiya, Hiroshi

Kanagawa, Jim

Karasawa, Richard “Babe”

Kashino, Shiro

Kashiwagi, Hiroshi

Kashiwagi, Ichigi

Katyal, Neal

Kawaguchi, Tom

Kawakami, Toyo

Kawanami, Calvin

Kawashima, Mits

Kendo, Karo

Kibei
(second generation, educated in Japan)

Denaturalization Act and

gangs of

as MIS translators

term defined

Tule Lake protests and

Kido, Saburo

Kikuchi, Charles

Kikuchi, Mariko

Kimmel, Husband

Kimoto, John

Kimura, Toshio

King, Martin Luther, Jr.

Kinoshita, Fred Mitsuo

Kinoshita, George

Kirita, Sally

Kiseri, Mr. and Mrs.

Kitagawa, Daisuki

Kitozono, Lloyd

Kiyota, Minoru

Klamath Falls, Oregon

Knox, Frank

Kobata, Toshio

Kobayashi family

Kochiyama, William

Kochiyama, Yuri Nakahara

Kohashi, Wataru

Konishi, Marion

Kono, Toraichi

Kooskia, Idaho, prison

Korea

Korean comfort women

Korematsu, Fred

awards and

conviction dismissed

Guantánamo and

Kubo, Bob

Kuratomi, Ikuko

Kurihara, Joseph

Kuroki, Ben

Kuroki, Fred

Kuroki, Shosuke

Kusumoto, Chiyo

La Guardia, Fiorello

Lange, Dorothea

Larson, Erik

Latin American Japanese

Laval, Pierre

Lavery, Father Hugh

Leonard, Hubert “Dutch”

Leupp Relocation Center

Lewis, Robert R.

Leyte Island

Library Journal

Life

Lincoln, Abraham

Linville, Clyde

Lions Club

Lippmann, Walter

Little Rock Central High School

Little Tokyo, U.S.A.
(film)

Little Tokyo (Los Angeles)

Livermore Field

Lone Pine, California

Loomis, California

Lordsburg, New Mexico

Los Angeles

Los Angeles Examiner

Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)

Los Angeles Times

Lost Battalion

Lost Horizon

Lyon, Hale

MacArthur, Douglas

Maeda, Marva

MAGIC cables

Magnolia Study Club of Anaheim

Makabe, Wilson

Malaya

Malcolm X

Manchuria

Mandan, North Dakota

Mandan Daily Pioneer

Mandela, Nelson

Manzanar Assembly and Relocation Center

Adams photos of

Chandler visits

closed

high school yearbook

Houston’s memoir of

military recruitment from

as national historical monument

pilgrimage of 1969 to

resistance at

students leave

Manzanar Free Press

Mao Tse-tung

Marshall, George

Maryknoll Center (Los Angeles)

Marysville, California

Masaoka, Mike

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Masuda, Frank

Masuda, Kazuo

Masuda, Mary

Matsuda, Heisuke

Matsuda, Mary

Matsuda, Mitsuno

Matsuda, Yoneichi

Matsui, Doris

Matsui, Robert