The Japanese American Experience in Film and History
Life for many Japanese Americans took a dramatic turn on December 7, 1941 as it marked the tragic end of an era for their community. After overcoming many hardships to establish themselves in a new land, the first immigrants, or Issei, suddenly lost everything that had taken a lifetime to achieve. Along with their American born children, they were imprisoned behind barbed wire, and some would never see freedom again. Through a series of films, lectures, and eyewitness accounts, you will accompany them on their journey to achieve 'The American Dream.. Format: Classroom
Academic Units: 1
Prerequisite: None
Course Code(s): XHIS 056 (1 Unit)
Course Cost: $170 (1 Unit)
Course Date:/Time: Nov 4 - 5 / 10AM-6:30PM
Instructor: George Yagi, Jr
Academic Units: 1
Prerequisite: None
Course Code(s): XHIS 056 (1 Unit)
Course Cost: $170 (1 Unit)
Course Date:/Time: Nov 4 - 5 / 10AM-6:30PM
Instructor: George Yagi, Jr
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