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Members of the Hoshidan distributing mattresses

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Mattresses were doled out to 300 members of the Hoshidan, a pro-Japan organization, who were being kept overnight for questioning.
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National Archives and Records Administration

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Northwest Digital Heritage

Keywords

  1. Resistance And Dissidence
  2. Segregation And Tule Lake
  3. World War Ii

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