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SUMMARY:Historical Museum Talk: “Japanese American Life During WWII”
DESCRIPTION:<p>Japanese, Italian, and German immigrants helped shape the economic landscape of Louisville and formed lasting friendships with each other, but during WWII they fell under an especially harsh designation: “enemy aliens.” Come listen to firsthand accounts of Japanese-American life and internment during WWII with guest speakers Marge Taniwaki and Bill Okubo.</p>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Japanese, Italian, and German immigrants helped shape the economic landscape of Louisville and formed lasting friendships with each other, but during WWII they fell under an especially harsh designation: “enemy aliens.” Come listen to firsthand accounts of Japanese-American life and internment during WWII with guest speakers Marge Taniwaki and Bill Okubo.</p>
LOCATION:Library Meeting Room\, 951 Spruce Street Louisville\, Colorado 80027
CLASS:PUBLIC
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