Contents
A Note on Editing
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1. Oral History and the Japanese American Incarceration
2. The Manzanar “Riot”: An Ethnic Perspective
3. A Riot of Voices: Racial and Ethnic Variables in Interactive Oral History Interviewing
4. Taking It to the Limit: Cultural Politics and Community Control in the Gila River Relocation Center, 1942–1943
5. Protest-Resistance and the Heart Mountain Experience: The Revitalization of a Robust Nikkei Tradition
6. Political Ideology and Participant Observation: Nisei Social Scientists in the Japanese Evacuation and Resettlement Study, 1942–1945
7. Sergeant Ben Kuroki’s Perilous 1944 “Home Mission”: Contested Loyalty and Patriotism in Japanese American Detention Centers
8. Peculiar Odyssey: Newsman Jimmie Omura’s Removal from and Regeneration within Nikkei Society, History, and Memory
Epilogue
Index