Tamura family members’ wartime internment and postwar careers
A detailed look at Orange County Japanese American families interred at the start of World War II. It highlights the Tamura family led by patriarch Hamatsu, with sons Steve Noboru Kimio and Hideo pursuing law, farming, and community leadership. the Ishii and Tarata families’ civilian efforts, resettlement, and professional strides. and Jim Kanno’s civic role in Fountain Valley. It notes claims, legal rulings on wartime actions, and the broader impact on loyalty and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Fred
Harbor City
Orange County
Tamura
Fountain Valley
Stephen K
Steve) Tamura
Santa Ana
Kay Nozawa
Noboru
Kimio
Hideo
Harvard Law School
442Nd
Nobuta
Costa Mesa
Frank Ishii
Long Beach
Smeltzer
Tarata
Gila River Camp
Colorado
Garden Grove-Westminster
Jim Kanno
Shuji
Santa Ana High School
Poston
George
Jim
David M. Miura
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Joseph
Oreraertyadon
Hishamatsu
Talbert
Pearl Arbor
Ishiis
Frances
Kiyo Anne
Shhook
Ishii
Tsuneo
Tom
Ayame
Hawaii
International City
Hrst
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Ribt
Barry
OF Roses Garden
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Workman Mill Road
Whittier
California
Oxford
Bond
Mom
G.E
Heatminder Surface Unit
RCA Victor
Love Beach
Lynns
Pine Ave
Sartori
Torrance
Posts & Raila
Canton
Abi Ie
Linsinv Eaton
Mare
Sas
Srg Sas
Jr Aie
Algahr
Reat
Pia TG
Garfield
Cherry
Opes
Bruges
Maxwell’s Book Center
Mc‘lane