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• catalog contributor b5206109.
• catalog created "[1946?]".
• catalog date "1946".
• catalog date "[1946?]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1946?]".
• catalog description "Foreword -- Chronology -- Introduction -- Forces and factors -- The centers -- The crucial issue : detention of resettlement?. General DeWitt's proposal ; The period of voluntary migration ; Early WRA thinking ; The Salt Lake City conference ; Beginnings of student relocation ; Them movement into the beet fields ; The theory of qualified detention ; The first centrifugal impulse ; The basic leave regulations ; The decision for "all out" relocation -- The price of prejudice. The FBI raids ; The first segregation proposals ; The Kibei meeting at Manzanar ; The Poston strike ; The Manzanar disturbance ; The Isolation Center ; Leave clearance procedures ; The mass registration The Japanese American Joint Board ; General DeWitt's segregation plan ; The pressure for segregation ; The segregation policy ; The segregation movement ; The background of the Tule Lake incident ; The events of November 1-4 ; The progress of leave clearance ; Tule Lake in 1944 ; the renunciation of citizenship ; The army's program of individual exclusions and detention -- The management of centers -- The fright for status. Recruitment for military intelligence ; Formation of the combat team ; Public attitudes in 1942 ; The Senate investigation ; The Heart Mountain food stories ; The Costello subcommittee ; The repercussions of the Tule Lake incident ; Legislative investigations of the segregation center ; The effort to rebuild public confidence ; The drive for repeal of exclusion ; The hardening of the West coast opposition ; The Army speakers ; The Masuda presentation -- The resettlement program ; Evacuee property ; The emergency refugee shelter -- Reflections and recommendations. Democracy evacuates a minority ; The impact of camp life on the evacuated people ; Some noteworthy features of WRA administration ; Unfinished business ; An anatomy of intolerance -- Appendix".
• catalog extent "xvi, 212 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "WRA.".
• catalog isFormatOf "WRA.".
• catalog issued "1946".
• catalog issued "[1946?]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "[Washington, D.C. ?] : United States Dept. of the Interior, War Relocation authority ; for sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. G.P.O.,".
• catalog relation "WRA.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "Concentration camps United States.".
• catalog subject "D769.8.A6 A5 1946i".
• catalog subject "Japanese Americans Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945.".
• catalog subject "United States. War Relocation Authority.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Foreword -- Chronology -- Introduction -- Forces and factors -- The centers -- The crucial issue : detention of resettlement?. General DeWitt's proposal ; The period of voluntary migration ; Early WRA thinking ; The Salt Lake City conference ; Beginnings of student relocation ; Them movement into the beet fields ; The theory of qualified detention ; The first centrifugal impulse ; The basic leave regulations ; The decision for "all out" relocation -- The price of prejudice. The FBI raids ; The first segregation proposals ; The Kibei meeting at Manzanar ; The Poston strike ; The Manzanar disturbance ; The Isolation Center ; Leave clearance procedures ; The mass registration The Japanese American Joint Board ; General DeWitt's segregation plan ; The pressure for segregation ; The segregation policy ; The segregation movement ; The background of the Tule Lake incident ; The events of November 1-4 ; The progress of leave clearance ; Tule Lake in 1944 ; the renunciation of citizenship ; The army's program of individual exclusions and detention -- The management of centers -- The fright for status. Recruitment for military intelligence ; Formation of the combat team ; Public attitudes in 1942 ; The Senate investigation ; The Heart Mountain food stories ; The Costello subcommittee ; The repercussions of the Tule Lake incident ; Legislative investigations of the segregation center ; The effort to rebuild public confidence ; The drive for repeal of exclusion ; The hardening of the West coast opposition ; The Army speakers ; The Masuda presentation -- The resettlement program ; Evacuee property ; The emergency refugee shelter -- Reflections and recommendations. Democracy evacuates a minority ; The impact of camp life on the evacuated people ; Some noteworthy features of WRA administration ; Unfinished business ; An anatomy of intolerance -- Appendix".
• catalog title "WRA : a story of human conservation.".
• catalog type "text".