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... the “internment and reform” ( shourong gaizao 收容改造) of “prostitutes” ( jinü 妓女), a group limited to women who sold sexual services, and “beggars” ( qigai 乞丐). The latter term was shorthand for a heterogeneous group of internees whom reeducation-center cadres variously described as “beggars, petty thieves...

... of CENKIM is clear to Indonesian specialists, but without spelling it out, specialist readers may feel a lack of depth on the Indonesian side. Perhaps attention to self-consciously Islamic internees from Boven Digul and their experiences in Australia and during repatriation would also have helped balance...

..., but proved a menace for the WRA, whose “program” she opposed as racist from the beginning. Although Lange adhered to the WRA's restrictions against capturing images of armed guards, barbed-wire fences, and internee protests, all of her approximately 800 WRA photographs were impounded for the duration...

..., for as her story progresses, it becomes evident that Americans, not Japanese, were Margaret's principal enemies. They, rather than her captors, inspired in her an anger that flared into rage and ultimately into almost total alienation from her fellow internees. Her alienation begins when her husband, mining...

... evident that Americans, not Japanese, were Margaret's principal enemies. They, rather than her captors, inspired in her an anger that flared into rage and ultimately into almost total alienation from her fellow internees. Her alienation begins when her husband, mining engineer Bob Sherk, enlists...

..., and progress ofJapanese forces, building up as a crescendo to the climax of surrender. Part 3 (24 December 1941 to June 1945) contains a short chapter on the occupation government, the gunseibu, from captured papers, and two long chapters in great detail of internees' diaries and memoirs of the ordeal...

... and $20,000 to each surviving internee. Nearly a half-century later, on August 10, 1988, President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act of 1988. A year later, Congress approved an annual appropriation of $500 million. The first checks were issued on October 9, 1990, along with an official apology...

... 1945) contains a short chapter on the occupation government, the gunseibu, from captured papers, and two long chapters in great detail of internees' diaries and memoirs of the ordeal of captivity. Most are poignant accounts, some well written and witty (e.g., those of G. W. Pringle and L. E. Morris, pp...

... feelings of extreme alienation. In turn, this may make her account less useful for purposes of comparison with other prison camp experiences. That she did feel ostracized, particularly by women, cannot be doubted. That there existed among internees as little sense of shared community as she portrays...

...: the Anti-Epidemic Bureau inoculated some two million persons within two months. The incessant Japanese propaganda harped on the rapacity and racial intolerance of the white man. White internees were ridiculed and abused before the Chinese. The author warns that the Allies must prove the Japanese propaganda...

... of confinement, the relations of the internees to each other and to the Japanese. It is a pity that the author does not give more space to this, and to his stay in Shanghai. He explains his failure to do so by saying "my 392 THE FAR EASTERN QUARTERLY own experiences seem unimportant . . . against the tremendous...

... of the Santo Tomas establishment in its "picnic" period. Here is a fascinating story of "Asia's most comfortable camp." Brines describes the adjustment to the problems of confinement, the relations of the internees to each other and to the Japanese. It is a pity that the author does not give more space...

... of hostilities to their termination. What is special about this book is the educated and compassionate sensitivity that the diarist consistently demonstrates. Vaughan's dealings with Japanese, with Filipinos, and with her fellow internees all of whom posed frequent and complex prob- ...

... and indifference. There are some omissions of facts in the book. For instance, in the enumeration of internee escapes from Hong Kong, the one that included the undersigned is left unremarked, Yet it took place very early, was the biggest in number of participants (five), and brought out some of the earliest news...

..., with Filipinos, and with her fellow internees all of whom posed frequent and complex prob- 462 JOURNAL OF ASIAN STUDIES lems for her and her children were impressively tempered and unusually evenhanded. Indicative, too, of her remarkable ability to protect and nurture her children under these trying...

... culture and nostalgic tributes to the greatest generation ; redress movements by Japanese American internees and victims of Japanese war atrocities; the mobilization of various groups during history wars over apologies, exhibits, textbooks, and campaigns to exonerate Admiral Kimmel and Lieutenant...

... of facts in the book. For instance, in the enumeration of internee escapes from Hong Kong, the one that included the undersigned is left unremarked, Yet it took place very early, was the biggest in number of participants (five), and brought out some of the earliest news of who was held in the Stanley camp...

... "suspicious" members of the Japanese American community. Prominent among the internees were, significantly, principals and teachers from Japanese-language schools (the schools themselves were closed) and Buddhist and Shinto priests. The authorities confronted an insoluble dilemma, however. All Japanese...

... Studies frankly confined to Japanese internees in the United States are omitted from the scope of this paper. By the time this is in print, Ruth Benedict's forthcoming book on the Japanese probably will be available; it should be included among the papers listed below. Gorer Geoffrey , “Themes...

... York, Transatlantic arts inc. [1917] Chinese view of England. Published in London by Mcthuen & co. in 1945. Camp chit chat, being a publication in book China tomorrow and Orient review, a quar- form of six issues of a weekly periodical terly review devoted to Anglo-Chinese af- published by internees...