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Japanese American WWII Camp Survivors Say Immigrants Today Share Similar Experiences
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (563+ words) Survivors and descendants gathered at Tule Lake recently to remember those incarcerated during World War II and explain why they believe the camp’s history still shapes debates today. Standing in front of a small concrete jail, one of the few…...
Novelist Karen Tei Yamashita on the Relevance of Japanese Internment Today
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (179+ words) KQED Novelist Karen Tei Yamashita on the Relevance of Japanese Internment Today Airdate: Monday, July 20 at 10 AM During World War II, the US government asked the Japanese American citizens it interned two questions: Would you serve in the US armed…...
Bay Area Director Yoav Potash on the Enduring Weight of the Holocaust in Poland
2+ mon, 20+ hour ago (208+ words) KQED Bay Area Director Yoav Potash on the Enduring Weight of the Holocaust in Poland Airdate: Thursday, May 21 at 9 AM The award-winning documentary by Bay Area director Yoav Potash, “Among Neighbors,” sheds light on the history of antisemitism in Poland,…...
‘Nuremberg’ Is a Murky and Sobering Take on the 1945 Nazi Trials
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (289+ words) Crowe, who speaks both German and English in the film, is well suited to playing this charismatic, larger-than-life egoist who believes he can outwit those around him. Curious choices are made, though, about what to tell of his transgressions during…...
How Much Has Changed Since Rosie the Riveter’s Day? | KQED
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (760+ words) Red bandanas with white polka dots were everywhere. Older women and young girls, along with a few men and a couple of dogs, were all sporting the trademark handkerchiefs at a gathering in Richmond on Saturday for National Rosie the…...
‘Stay Alive,’ About Life in Nazi Berlin, Shows How Easy it Is to Just Go Along
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (240+ words) It’s been 80 years since Adolf Hitler shot himself in his bunker, yet our fascination with the Nazi era seems eternal. By now I’ve read and seen so many different things that I’m always surprised when somebody offers a new angle…...
New Exhibit Highlights Dilemmas of Japanese American Soldiers in WW2
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (588+ words) Imagine having your entire family uprooted and imprisoned in the desert in remote, squalid concentration camps. Imagine losing your home, your business, your friends and your pets. Imagine this is all because of your family’s heritage. Then imagine those imprisoning…...
Elderly Japanese Americans Warn Same Threats Rising That Led to Internment | KQED
5+ mon, 1+ day ago (524+ words) Here are the headline stories in the state for Friday, February 20th, 2026: Japanese Internment Survivors Say White House Could Repeat History With Current Immigration Policy Franklin Delano Roosevelt ushered in one of the darkest stains on the legacy of the United…...
Ukraine’s Surprising Ties to Silicon Valley | KQED
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (304+ words) Bay Area journalist Erica Hellerstein visits Ukraine to learn about how the nation’s culture of tech innovation — and its surprising ties to Silicon Valley — are fueling the country’s resistance through an army of engineers, coders, hackers, and tinkerers. Bay Area-raised…...
Middle School Students Celebrate Betty Reid Soskin, the Nation’s Oldest Park Ranger, at 104 | KQED
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (579+ words) At 104 years old, Betty Reid Soskin still commands a room. As she entered her namesake middle school in Contra Costa County on Monday, her 104th birthday, a hush came over the crowd of students awaiting her arrival. Then came the cheers…...