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A newspaper clipping indicating Crystal City Camp is ready for families to be housed including Japanese, German, and "other nationalities."
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Mitsubishi factory in Japan in the 1930's.
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Destruction after the atomic bomb 5 months after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan.
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6 pencil and ink drawings of elderly Japanese people
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Caption: "Judges representing the many allied powers listen to the attorneys for the prosecution / and defense."
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Arial photograph of Allied Firebombing on Tokyo
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A map showing the entire Burma-Siam railway with an emphasis on the scope of it and the route that was required for the supplies to get delivered.
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This is a photo of Maria Sally Salazar. Salazar was stationed in Manila, during the second world war, with the Women's Army Corps.
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This photo was taken while visiting friends near Nagano, Japan
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“The Ideograph for America” from the Osaka Puck in 1942, as printed in War Without Mercy: Race and Power in The Pacific War, by John W. Dower (Pantheon Books: New York 1986) item 24, 196.
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A map showing how Japan took control of the surrounding East Asian countries and when they took control,
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A Marine returns fire at a Japanese soldier, while another Marine takes cover during the taking of Wana Ridge.
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{A scan of a newspaper boasting the records set by two Japanese soldiers engaging in a killing contest of civilians}
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Photo of a document that details the times, days, and prices each platoon can visit the comfort stations.
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Some of the more than 1,500 ships and vessels of all types unloading supplies. These vessels stretch out to the horizon.
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Illustration of two hands holding hats. One holds a Mexican "sombrero" and the other holds an "Uncle Sam"-style top hat.
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Japanese experts examine the section of the railroad where an alleged Chinese placed bomb damaged the rail line on September 18th, 1931.
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Naval photograph documenting the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii which initiated US participation in World War II. Navy's caption: The battleship USS ARIZONA sinking after being hit by Japanese air attack on Dec. 7,1941., 12/07/1941
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This image shows a group of civilians returning from the hills of Okinawa, where they hid during the invasion of American forces.
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Chinese and Malayan girls forcibly taken from Penang by the Japanese to work as 'comfort girls' for the troops.
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Original WRA caption: "Japanese repatriates embarking for Japan." Although the WRA caption specifically refers to repatriates, many Japanese Americans who left were citizens of the United States and therefore, expatriates.
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This image shows President Truman addressing a room full of people announcing Japan's surrender.
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American anti-Japanese WW2 Propaganda