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Irene Bartley was born in December 1923 in Seattle [Annotator’s Note: Seattle, Washington]. She and her twin sister...

Helene Minehira [Annotator's Note: a person of Japanese descent living in Hawaii] and her family were forces off their...

Grace Brown was at her sister's home when she heard about the attack on Pearl Harbor [Annotator's Note: the Japanese...

Margaret Brewer Henry remembers prosperity after the war. There were more jobs and people had money for cars and other...

Marie Rankart did not smoke but her sister did. Her sister would ask her to get her cigarettes when she came across...

As a result of the war a few items from the Vatican were kept in the National Archives. Corrine Boggs was able to keep...

Loraine Osborne knew that they had to get the planes out so they could be shipped overseas. The harder they worked, the...

Loraine Osborne joined the war effort because a lot of her friends were going into the war. Her sister went to work in...

Things were still hard at the end of the war. Rationing continued for about three months. Materials started coming back...

The Japanese attack [Annotator's Note: the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on 7 December 1941] started at five...

Isabella Karle said that certain measures were taken to insure against radiation sickness, including the daily...

Norman Mineta attended a cabinet meeting on Thursday, 13 September [Annotator's Note: two days after the 11 September...

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