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50-4049 D753 2012-11201 CIP Tamura, Linda. Nisei soldiers break their silence: coming home to Hood River. Washington, 2012. 346p bibl index afp ISBN 9780295992099 pbk, $24.95
Within internment historiography, Hood River is commonly known as the town whose American Legion post removed the names of 16 Nisei servicemen from a war memorial. While indeed one of the best...
