The Japanese Situation at Tule Lake
Documentary exhibits
Mimeographed instructions issued for the execution of the Army's search in segregee area. November 22, 1943
Warrant of Arrest for Tom Kobayashi and Satoshi Yoshiyama, issued by the Justice's Court, Tule Lake Township, Modoc County, California. November 26, 1943
Portions of the minutes of the executive committee meeting, first session, [The Commanders Advisory Council, American Legion, Department of California].
Memorandum, R.M. Pedicord, Principal Medical Officer, to Lieutenant H.F. Harmen. December 22, 1943
Petition submitted to Henry L. Stimson, Secretary of War, by Tule Lake residents. December 7, 1943
A copy of the signed statement made by the internees in the Army stockade who had solemnly vowed to undergo hunger strike until such time as everyone in the stockade [would] be released back to the colony simultaneously and unconditionally. December 31, 1943
A notice to block managers issued by Kozuma and Kataoka. January 3, 1944
What is this so-called 'status quo' (Genjo iji to wa nani ka [characters]); Facts about the Dai-Hyo-Sha (Daihyshakai no zenb[characters]). January 11, 1944
Letter, Consul F. de Amat to Austin, requesting the release of six Issei committee members from the confinement in the stockade. January 14, 1944
A petition to Austin, submitted by seven coordinating committee members selected at the meeting of divisional heads. January 13, 1944
Letter of appreciation by Raymon B. Hayward, Chief Project Steward, to Austin. January 22, 1944
Copies of Senate Joint Resolutions no.5,9. January 29, 31, 1944; January 31, 1944
The Writ of Habeas Corpus Ad Testificandum, issued by Judge M.I. Welsh, United States District Court. March 6, 1944
Memorandum, Coordinating Committee to Austin. March 2, 1944
Translated copies of the minutes of the meetings of the Daihyshakai (held October 17, 23, & 28; November 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 12, 14, 16, 17, & 18; and December 1, 4, 5 & 19, 1943). April 30, 1944
Confidential reports from the Office of Battalion Intelligence Officer. May 15 & 16, 1944
Documents. ca. December 1943-August 4, 1944
Record of Events. September 1944
Memorandum, Sergeant Yeramian to Captain Forbes, Battalion Intelligence Officer. September 9, 1944
Our gratitude and wishes to the residents of the Tule Lake Center, signed by Kai Shizuo and 13 other former stockade internees . October 3, 1944
Memoranda, Battalion Intelligence Officer to Austin. November 20, 1944
Copies of the WRA reports and related documents on subversive political groups in the Tule Lake Center, forwarded by the WRA Internal Security Officer to Austin. January 8, 1945
A copy of a teletype message, Charles M. Rothstein, Hearing Officer of the Department of Justice, to Herbert Wechsler, Assistant Attorney General. February 7, 1945
A confidential report by Major John C. Hazlett, the new commanding officer who succeeded Colonel Austin at Tule Lake, to a higher command. February 13, 1945
The Battle of Tule Lake: Setting the rising sons. A melee with an aftermath -- compiled from the press of the nation and from personal correspondence. 1943-1944