Arkansas Memory Project
"We the people of the United States in order to
form a more perfect union, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility,
provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure
the blessing of the liberty to ourselves and our posterity, do ordain and
establish this constitution for the United States of America" (Preamble
to U.S. Constitution)
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Background Information
Please click here to learn some background information behind Japanese
American internment during World War II.
A Brief Chronology of Japanese Internment
Please click her to see the main events that surround the history
of Japanese American internment display in chronological order.
Internment Camps in Arkansas
Please click here to learn about the Japanese American internment
camps in Arkansas.
Questions and Answers
Please click here to read the answers to questions that you may
have concerning Japanese American internment camp in Arkansas.
Interview of a Relocatee
Please click here to read the interview of Mr. Roy Uno as he talk about
what happened immediately following the attack at Pearl Harbor. Mr.
Uno was imprisoned at Rohwer internment camp in Arkansas during World War
II.
Picture Gallery
Please click here to see an excellent collection of photographs
taken in Jerome and Rohwer during the internment.
Links To Related Sites
Please click her to see the links to other interesting websites of Japanese
internment during World War II.
If you have additional information
or questions, please e-mail me at misterx00@aol.com
All of the pictures and information
were displayed with permission from the Arkansas archieves at the University
of Central Arkansas in Conway, Arkansas. Special thanks to Jimmy Bryan
and his assitant Eric.
Created by Rocky Tsang September 1, 1998
Last revised April 15, 1999