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Senjika Nikkeijin to Beikoku no Jitsujo...Nikkeijin no Ketsurui Jisshi [Japanese-Americans During the War and the Real Conditions of America...The Bitter Story of Japanese Americans]

Senjika Nikkeijin to Beikoku no Jitsujo...Nikkeijin no Ketsurui Jisshi [Japanese-Americans During the War and the Real Conditions of America...The Bitter Story of Japanese Americans] by [Japanese Americana]. Ikeda, Kando

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Title
Senjika Nikkeijin to Beikoku no Jitsujo...Nikkeijin no Ketsurui Jisshi [Japanese-Americans During the War and the Real Conditions of America...The Bitter Story of Japanese Americans]
Author
[Japanese Americana]. Ikeda, Kando
Seller
McBride Rare Books (United States)
Condition
About very good.
Description
[Oakland]: Daireikyo Kenkyujo, 1950. About very good.. [14],336,[2],59,[1]pp., plus one two-sided plate. Original illustrated wrappers, printed in black, blue, red, and white, blue cloth backstrip with titles printed in yellow. Some scuffing and chipping to extremities, moderate sunning and rubbing to spine. Front hinge somewhat tender. Internally clean. The important first volume of a separately-published three-volume work focused on the Japanese-American experience during the internment period, the second and third volumes of which were published in the subsequent two years following the present work. According to Ichioka in A Buried Past, the overall title for the three-volume series translates to Japanese Americans During the War and the Real Conditions of America. The title of the present volume translates roughly to The Bitter Story of Japanese Americans, and covers Ikeda's "views of religion and his internment." It is the only volume of the three focused solely on his internment, as the following two volumes cover U.S government press policies and use of the atomic bomb, and then the relationship between the U.S., Great Britain, and the Soviet Union. An aspect of particular interest in this book is the inclusion of a fifty-nine-page address list of former detainees at the Japanese American internment camp in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The names are listed by the detainees' original Japanese prefecture from which they emigrated to the U.S. The listings include each detainee's name, occupation, and former address before being relocated. This section details the number of internees in Santa Fe at various times, the names of a dozen Japanese Americans who returned to Japan via exchange ship, and the names of twenty-eight internees who died in Santa Fe, among other details. A rare work from the Japanese internment perspective, with only seven copies of the three-volume work in OCLC, though not all of them are complete, and with only six institutions reporting the first volume. Ichioka, et al., Buried Past 924.
Portrait postcard photograph of the Italian mezzo-soprano, with autograph signature

Portrait postcard photograph of the Italian mezzo-soprano, with autograph signature by SIMIONATO, Giulietta 1910-2010

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Portrait postcard photograph of the Italian mezzo-soprano, with autograph signature
Author
SIMIONATO, Giulietta 1910-2010
Seller
J & J Lubrano Music Antiquarians LLC (United States)
Description
Bust-length. From the studio of Fayer in Vienna.1 38 x 87 mm. Signed in full and dated 1964 in blue ink. Verso addressed to Peter Kovács in Budapest. Slightly worn and creased. Simionato spent most of her career at La Scala, performing the great bel canto roles from the French and Italian repertory. As a touring artist, she appeared regularly at Covent Garden, the New York Metropolitan, and the Chicago Lyric. "Simionato's agile mezzo was secure throughout its wide range, with a personal and seductive timbre in its lower register. Among her recordings are notable accounts of Amneris and Azucena. She had an imposing stage presence, vivacious in comedy, dignified and moving in tragedy." Harold Rosenthal in Grove Dictionary of Opera.

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