2002 Manzanar National Historic Site Oral History: Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 10-12

Back in 2002, the Manzanar National Historic Site (a unit of the National Park Service) did an oral history with former Manzanar Committee chair Sue Kunitomi Embrey, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage and the driving force behind the preservation of Manzanar and its development into a National Historic Site.

In this twelve-part oral history, Embrey discussed his family’s life and experiences in pre-World War II Los Angeles, their time behind the barbed wire at Manzanar and much more. Read more of this post

2002 Manzanar National Historic Site Oral History: Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 7-9

Back in 2002, the Manzanar National Historic Site (a unit of the National Park Service) did an oral history with former Manzanar Committee chair Sue Kunitomi Embrey, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage and the driving force behind the preservation of Manzanar and its development into a National Historic Site.

In this twelve-part oral history, Embrey discussed his family’s life and experiences in pre-World War II Los Angeles, their time behind the barbed wire at Manzanar and much more. Read more of this post

2002 Manzanar National Historic Site Oral History: Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 4-6

Back in 2002, the Manzanar National Historic Site (a unit of the National Park Service) did an oral history with former Manzanar Committee chair Sue Kunitomi Embrey, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage and the driving force behind the preservation of Manzanar and its development into a National Historic Site.

In this twelve-part oral history, Embrey discussed his family’s life and experiences in pre-World War II Los Angeles, their time behind the barbed wire at Manzanar and much more. Read more of this post

2002 Manzanar National Historic Site Oral History: Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 1-3

Back in 2002, the Manzanar National Historic Site (a unit of the National Park Service) did an oral history with former Manzanar Committee chair Sue Kunitomi Embrey, one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage and the driving force behind the preservation of Manzanar and its development into a National Historic Site.

In this twelve-part oral history, Embrey discussed his family’s life and experiences in pre-World War II Los Angeles, their time behind the barbed wire at Manzanar and much more. Read more of this post

Video: Interview With Former Manzanar Committee Chair, Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 10-11

In the final segments of a 1997 interview featuring former Manzanar Committee chair and one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, Sue Kunitomi Embrey, discusses the contributions of the various organizations involved in the redress movement, along with her thoughts on the legacy of the redress struggle. Read more of this post

Video: Interview With Former Manzanar Committee Chair, Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 7-9

Parts 7-9 of a 1997 interview featuring former Manzanar Committee chair and one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, Sue Kunitomi Embrey, delves into her work with the Manzanar Committee and their contributions to the redress movement, along with the contributions of other organizations to the fight for redress. Read more of this post

Video: Interview With Former Manzanar Committee Chair, Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 4-6

In parts 4-6 of a 1997 interview, former Manzanar Committee chair and one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, Sue Kunitomi Embrey, talks about her experiences after leaving Manzanar for the Midwest, her return to Los Angeles after World War II, and her early days as an activist. Read more of this post

Video: Interview With Former Manzanar Committee Chair, Sue Kunitomi Embrey – Parts 1-3

Back in September, 1997, former Manzanar Committee chair and one of the founders of the Manzanar Pilgrimage, Sue Kunitomi Embrey, was interviewed during the Voices of Japanese American Redress Conference, which was sponsored by the UCLA Asian American Studies Center and the UCLA School of Public Policy and Social Research. Read more of this post

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