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SUMMARY:The Untold Story of Japanese American Internment in Louisiana
DESCRIPTION:Did you know that from 1942 to 1943\, more than 1\,000 men of 
 Japanese ancestry were held in Camp Livingston\, an internment camp in the 
 pine forests of central Louisiana? After six years of intense research\, 
 LSU librarians Hayley Johnson and Sarah Simms have published Beneath Heavy 
 Pines in World War II Louisiana: The Japanese American Internment 
 Experience at Camp Livingston. Their new book approaches the camp's history 
 via the experiences of two families\, the Miyamotos and Koharas\, and 
 provides a critical exploration of a forgotten chapter of American 
 history.\n\nJoin them for a free book talk on November 8\, 5:30-6:30 p.m.\, 
 in Hill Memorial Library.
LOCATION:Hill Memorial Library\, Hill Memorial Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Sarah Simms":MAILTO:sarahlynnsimms@lsu.edu
CATEGORIES:Library Programs
CONTACT;CN="Sarah Simms":MAILTO:sarahlynnsimms@lsu.edu
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