1943 Internment Camp Letter From Reverend Hiram Hisanori Kano in Camp Livingston to Bishop John Jackson Flying Eagle Cents KM# 1267 Denomination 3 Mark

KM# 1267 Denomination 3 Mark Country German States\Saxony Government Kingdom Ruler Friedrich August III Coinage Type Reform Coinage Mint Muldenhutten Composition Silver Fineness 0

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1/2'' x 3/8'' x 3/8''

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1943 Internment Camp Letter From Reverend Hiram Hisanori Kano in Camp Livingston to Bishop John Jackson Flying Eagle Cents KM# 1267 Denomination 3 MarkThe internment of the Japanese living in the US after the start of US involvement in World War 2 has been, for the most part, universally judged as wrong headed and a byproduct of racism and war hysteria. Reverend Hiram Kano was an Episcopal minister in Nebraska at the time of his internment. He was moved through at least four different camps before he was finally settled at Camp Livingston in Louisiana and has been rightfully referenced as Camp