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This volume is a comprehensive look at the evacuation of persons of Japanese ancestry from West Coast areas, carried out by the United States Army in the spring of 1942. Considerations that led to the…

Includes information about organizational structure, budget, personnel, and other functions of administrative management of the WRA program.

This volume, containing a comprehensive view of the program in its entirety, is the final report of the Director of the War Relocation Authority.

This report was designed as an outline of major developments in the WRA program from 1942 to 1946. It discusses what seem to have been the most important psychological and social aspects of the progra…

The War Relocation Authority, established by the Executive Order of the President, no. 9102, on March 18, 1942, was charged with the responsibility of relocating all persons of Japanese descent who ha…

The wartime involuntary evacuation from their homes of over 100,000 persons of a minority group, citizens as well as aliens, was without historical precedent. The decision to impose limited detention…

Pamphlet describing the 1942 United States government program that moved 110,000 people of Japanese descent from their homes in an area bordering the Pacific coast, into 10 wartime communities constru…

This report deals briefly with the movement of Japanese-Americans, in 1942, from their homes, under government control, to assembly and relocation centers, and at greater length with their eventual mo…