| REgenerations Oral History Project: Rebuilding Japanese American Families, Communities, and Civil Rights in the Resettlement Era |
Edited by the Japanese American National Museum in collaboration with the Chicago Japanese American Historical Society, the Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego, and the Japanese American Resource Center/Museum.
This four-volume publication of 42 oral history interviews and five essays offers new research and insight into the resettlement experiences of Japanese Americans in the postwar era.
This collection explores the struggle of Japanese Americans to overcome institutional and social barriers and rebuild their lives following the World War II exclusion and incarceration.
Learn more about the REgenerations Oral History Project.
Volume 1: Chicago (ISBN #1-881161-07-2) Hardbound: 705 pp.
Volume 2: Los Angeles (ISBN #1-881161-08-0) Hardbound: 516 pp.
Volume 3: San Diego (ISBN #1-881161-09-9) Hardbound: 384 pp.
Volume 4: San Jose (ISBN #1-881161-10-2) Hardbound: 724 pp.
Limited quantities on hand. Price per volume is $85.00.
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