Consumption and Real Estate
Japanese Relocation, 1942
Executive order 9066 in 1942 allowed the US Government to order all citizens and non citizens of Japanese descent to be removed from the west coast and interned in camps further inland for the duration of the war. www. portlandwas. com Video MaCk MCfarland using film from The Nyback Collection www. dennisnybackfilms. com
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#3 written by nihonxgirl 1 year ago
Funny how the narrator in the film reels kept commenting on how the government was so “helpful” during the process of forcibly sending the Japanese to live in internment camps. “Government agencies helped in a hundred ways.” “The army provided fleets of vans to transport household belongings.” LOL, that’s war propaganda for you! But with this aside, it is a very good video.
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#10 written by mupty 1 year ago
This sorta reminds me of that parody they did in the South Park movie.
“All Canadian-American citizens are to report to one of these death camps right away. Did I say death camps? I mean happy camps where you will eat the finest meals, have access to fabulous doctors, and be able to exercise regularly.”
LOL. What a joke! I cant believe how many people fell for this!
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#12 written by CulturePeaceForever 1 year ago
That is why university students protested quietly with their C.A.N.E. newspapers in San Francisco Japan Town in the late 60s.(Community Against Japan Town Evictions)It was filled with homes Before the Kintetsu Enterprises forced neighbors to move away!!!It was scarey,& freaky seeing all the homes torn down,all the way down Geary Street!!!
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He’s awesome.
Who would have thought I’d find this here! I’m doing an essay about Executive Order 9066, and got a random idea to type it into youtube…thanks for posting this, it gives me a little more material to work with!