FRANK ABE – Conscience and the Constitution. Correspondence with Ann Noble., Nov. 21, 2000
File — Box: MS 611.05, Folder: MS611.05.114
Identifier: MS611.05.114
Scope and Contents
“Conscience and the Constitution.” – the first television program to tell the complete story of the largest organized resistance to wartime incarceration – the Japanese Americans, who, during WWII, resisted the draft and refused to fight for the government that was imprisoning them. Produced by Frank Abe, with funding provided by the Corp. for Public Broadcasting and the CLPEF. Broadcast on WY PBS Nov.30.
Dates
- Nov. 21, 2000
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Extent
From the Collection: 20 boxes
Language of Materials
English
Creator
- From the Collection: Heart Mountain Relocation Center (Organization)
Repository Details
Part of the McCracken Research Library Repository