Abandonment (Renunciation) of US Citizenship by Japanese Americans in WWII
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Boarding a bus at the Colorado River Relocation Center bound for Japan
Colorado River Relocation Center, Poston, Arizona. Left to Right: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Yanai of Poston, Tom Takamatsu and Mrs. Takamatsu of Manzanar, ready to board the Rivers bound bus for first lap of trip to Japan via Gripsholm. Mr. and Mrs. Yanai, however returned to Poston.
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