This article was about the genealogy search of Alice Collins Plebuch’s family heritage and examining where on earth her Jewish heritage came […]

Ryle Lancaster “Make Your Home Among Strangers”  Blog Post  11/12/20 “Make your Home Among Strangers” is nonetheless a thought-provoking, emotional novel where […]

This hearing reviewing bill H.R. 442, discussing the wartime relocation centers and their suggestions for following redress. The portion of H.R. 442 […]

The documentary starts out with reports of a severe bombing attack on a Buddhist Laos temple, the second of its occurrence. We […]

In “A Gentleman’s Agreement,” we see the positioning of a man and his son in New York City after their move from […]

The true story of Lily Nakai and her family is a Jap-American living history of wartime, a wartime hysteria leading to the […]

First, we get insight about Hill’s job in formulating the quotas and its different degrees of support throughout different parts of the […]

Island described the general immigration experience by Chinese immigrants in the late 1800’s, but separates them by areas in the process of […]

Bread Givers was a historically insightful book with an amazing story in which explored Sara’s personal experience with Jewish Immigration into America. […]

The Stille and Krumme Family Wilhelmina Still was the farmer’s daughter on a rural family farm in Germany and the tenant farmer’s […]