Japanese-American SDA and WWII Interment Camps in the Western US

Japanese-American SDA and WWII Interment Camps in the Western US
Bibliography by Gary Shearer
Adventist Studies Librarian
Pacific Union College Library

Updated 01-24-01

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Periodicals

Barber, Walter E. "Manzanar." Pacific Union Recorder 43 (January 12,1944): 4.

Halswick, Louis. "Baptisms at the Japanese Relocation Camps." RH 120 (July 22,1943): 19.

Halswick, Louis. "Relocating Japanese Believers." Central Union Reaper 12 (May 11,1943): 5-6.

Halswick, Louis. "Relocating Our Japanese Believers." RH 120 (May 20,1943): 20. Japanese-American SDAs moved to internment camps.

Haynes, John D. "God's Providences." Pacific Union Recorder 41 (May 27,1942): 6. Elder K. Nozaki.

Hicks, H. H. "Our Japanese Believers." Pacific Union Recorder 43 (December 22,1943): 4. Topaz internment camp.

Hicks, H. H. "Our Japanese Work." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (July 28,1943): 6. Illus.

Inoue, K. "Tule Lake Japanese Relocation Center." RH 120 (August 12,1943): 17.

Jacobs, Donald E. "Soul-Saving Report From Topaz W.R.A. Center." Pacific Union Recorder 44 (January 17,1945): 5.

"Japanese Students Leave." Campus Chronicle (Pacific Union College) 18 (May 14,1942): 1.

"Japanese Students to be Transferred." Pacific Union Recorder 41 (May 20,1942): 8. Fourteen PUC students forced to leave Napa County, California as a restricted area. To continue school in midwest.

Knott, Bill. "Prisoners of Hope: They Were Deprived of Their Liberty in the Land of the Free." Adventist Review 177 (September 28,2000): 8-13. Illus.

Knott, Bill. "Surviving Injustice: Japanese-American Adventists Tell Their Stories of the Camps." Adventist Review 177 (September 28,2000): 14-17. Illus.

"Life in a Concentration Camp: Interned Japanese." Campus Chronicle (Pacific Union College) 19 (February 4,1943): 1. Information from George Kiyabu in relocation camp at Amache, Colorado.

Nagele, C. J. "Japanese Believers." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (December 16,1942): 11-12. Topaz relocation center, 16 miles from Delta, Utah.

Nelson, W. A. "A Visit With Our Japanese Believers." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (April 14,1943): 8. Visits to Heart Mountain Camp in northern Wyoming and to the Topez Camp in Utah.

"News Flashes." Pacific Union Recorder 41 (June 24,1942): 9. News from Japanese-American believers in Camp Poston, Arizona and Camp Santa Anita, California.

"News Items." Pacific Union Recorder 43 (March 1,1944): 3. Elder K. Nozaki and internment camp at Heart Mountain, Wyoming.

Nix, James R. "Kinichi Nozaki - Ministerial Internee." Adventist Review 166 (April 13,1989): 11.

Nozaki, Kinichi. An Autobiography: Kinichi Nozaki. Ventura, CA: The Author, 1981. 35p. plus 5 pages of photos. See: "Missionary Work in Camp," pp.11-12; "Precious Experiences," pp.12-15; "Relocation to Heart Mountain, Wyoming," p.15.
Her. Room Vertical Files (Nozaki, Kinichi)

Okohira, Alfred T. "Closing of Japanese Relocation Centers." Pacific Union Recorder 45 (August 29,1945): 4.

Okohira, Alfred T. "Japanese Believers in Los Angeles." Pacific Union Recorder 41 (January 28,1942): 11.

Oswald, Mrs. E. H. "Our Japanese Believers in Wyoming." Central Union Reaper 13 (April 4,1944): 8.

Schmidt, E. A. "A Visit to Topaz." Pacific Union Recorder 43 (June 7,1944): 3.

Taylor, George E. "Hawaiian Students on the Mainland." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (November 11,1942): 3-4. Tells about visit to internment camp at Parker, Arizona.

Thomsen, Marilyn. "Kinichi Nozaki - Pioneer." Adventist Review 160 (March 3,1983): 5-6. Photo. Briefly touches on his camp experiences.

Tsujimura, Mary. "Farewell From Topaz." Pacific Union Recorder 45 (September 5,1945): 2.

Tsujimura, Mary. "Witnessing in Japanese Internment Camps." RH 122 (August 16,1945): 18-19.

Vollmer, H. W. "Topaz, Utah." Pacific Union Recorder 43 (September 1,1943): 2.

Voth, David E. "Mission Work in the Japanese Camp." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (September 9,1942): 5. Camp Anita in Santa Anita, California.

Werner, A. J. "Japanese Believers Oganize Church at Topaz." Pacific Union Recorder 42 (October 28,1942): 9-10. Topaz Relocation Center near Delta, Utah.