Second
Kinenhi: Reflections on Tule Lake
 Kinenhi
focuses on the Tule Lake Concentration center in California,
which was opened as a detention center for Japanese Americans
in 1942. In 1943 Tule Lake was designated as a "Segregation
Center" after a Loyalty Oath was forced upon the interned
population of Tule Lake and the other nine concentration camps
for Japanese Americans in World War II.
Kinenhi
is based on interviews conducted at Pilgrimages to Tule Lake in
1978, 1979, 1994 and 1996 - all with former internees as well
as on discussions and speeches made at various programs at the
Pilgrimages over the years.
Published by the Tule Lake Committee and John R. and Reiko Press
ASIN B000AN09F8
$32.95 paperback
Black and white photos; 164 pages
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