“You are Japanese, you became the enemy, now you have to prove you are not the enemy. We are not just doing lip service; we are out there to win the war. And if we die, we die.” Photo: Kathe Hashimoto

"After they gave us the redress, it just really relieved all of us who had been in the camp. Because camp was sort of a feeling of shame, that you had to be in a place like that.”