
Season 4 Episode 5: The Economic Consequences of Japanese Internment
In this episode, we are joined by Deborah to discuss one of our nation's darkest moments, Japanese Internment.
Chapters is written, edited, and produced by SIUC History Students at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Chapters is sponsored by the SIU Foundation, the Department of History, the Creative Writing Program, the Department of English, and the College of Liberal Arts.
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