Oct 13th(Friday), 2017: Internment Camps

Diaphone Jim · 10-17-2017, 03:22 PM

Aunt Lola was actually two generations removed and I have always regretted not getting some of those questions answered before she died.
I am not sure why the returned internees seemed to be most active in landscaping and nursery work, except maybe residual resentment and fear made that the only thing available.
I would be interested to learn of other post-war endeavors that were open to them and if the whole phenomenon was mostly a west coast one.

10-17-2017, 03:22 PM	#1
Diaphone Jim Junior Master Dwellar Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Northern California Posts: 2,122	Aunt Lola was actually two generations removed and I have always regretted not getting some of those questions answered before she died. I am not sure why the returned internees seemed to be most active in landscaping and nursery work, except maybe residual resentment and fear made that the only thing available. I would be interested to learn of other post-war endeavors that were open to them and if the whole phenomenon was mostly a west coast one.

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