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VHS – “Days of Waiting” – “Japanese Americans” – “Winter in my Soul” and “Is Anyone Home on the Range” – Thesis trip tour of Heart Mountain Relocation Center, taped by Newby Ely – “Without Due Process and Memories of the Camps” – “Memories of the Camps and Legacy of the Barracks”

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Diazo film roll: Wyoming Newspapers, “Heart Mountain Sentinel”

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CD-ROM – Executive Order 9066 – “The Incarceration of Japanese Americans During World War II”.

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VHS – “Moving Memories” Featuring some of America’s earliest home movies taken by Japanese pioneers to America in the 1920s and 1930s. Hosted and narrated by George Takei.

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VHS – “War Resistors”, forum in L.A.

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VHS – Heart Mountain WY, Relocation Camp Symposium – Redress and Reparation, panel discussion.

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VHS - Documentary (KCET) – “Gordon Hirabayashi vs The United States” A Japanese American’s struggle to have the courts overturn his WWII conviction for not evacuating to an internment camp.

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VHS – “Comforting the Afflicted” Interview with Bishop Sano discussing the effect the incarceration had on his life, ministry, and faith.

Scope and Contents VHS – “Comforting the Afflicted” Executive Order No. 9066, issued on Feb. 19, 1942, called for the relocation of 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry, from the West Coast, to ten concentration camps. More than 60 percent of the people were U.S. citizens. Hear the stories of four men whose lives, ministry, and faith were impacted and shaped by this experience. Two unexpectedly found themselves as young pastors to many people trying to make sense of the turmoil and injustice of the...