People in Motion: The Postwar Adjustment of the Evacuated Japanese Americans
Washington, D.C. U.S. Government Printing Office, 1947.
First edition. [vi], 270 pp. Gray stapled wraps. Near Fine with slight toning to wraps and contents, slight bump to upper corner, tiny tear to back wrap. Brian Niiya writes of this book in Densho Encylopedia: "The stated goal of the study was to 'Analyze the effects of the evacuation from the west coast, and to complete the study of the relocation aspects, such as the new distribution of the people, and adjustment problems that relocated people continue to face in order to provide an adequate history of the effects of the evacuation upon the evacuated people and the country.' The main study centers were to be Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles , and Seattle, with secondary sites in California's Santa Clara Valley, the Snake River Valley, and Salt Lake City." Item #140942131
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