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Amache Project

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Martina Medina Pena Interview

Antonio Esquibel Interview

Kyle Hartshorn Interview

Jaime Huerta Interview

Marge Taniwaki Interview

Magdeleno Rose Avila Interview

Daniel Duarte Interview

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Amache Project, 2020-2021 | Colorado State University-Pueblo Library

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Collection Overview

Title: Amache Project, 2020-2021Add to your cart.View associated digital content.

Predominant Dates:2020-2021

Extent: 7.0 Items. More info below.

Arrangement: The students performed oral history interviews of Martina Medina Pena, Antonio Esquibel, Kyle Hartshorn, Jaime Huerta, Marge Taniwaki, Magdeleno Rose Avila, and Daniel Duarte.

Date Acquired: 01/24/2022

Subjects: Amache Relocation Camp, Granada, CO, Japanese Relocation Camp

Abstract

The Amache project chronicles the Amache Relocation camp that housed Japanese prisoners in Granada, Colorado from 1942-45. Over 7,000 Japanese Americans were wrongfully imprisoned at this camp in its three years of existence.  The project combined students from several different majors and emphasis areas.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Amache project chronicles the Amache Relocation camp that housed Japanese prisoners in Granada, Colorado from 1942-45. Over 7,000 Japanese Americans were wrongfully imprisoned at this camp in its three years of existence.  The project combined students from several different majors and emphasis areas. This included Jaime Huerta, a graduate student in the athletic training program, who hails from Granada.  The students performed oral history interviews of Martina Medina Pena, Antonio Esquibel, Kyle Hartshorn, Jaime Huerta, Marge Taniwaki, Magdeleno Rose Avila, and Daniel Duarte.

Subject/Index Terms

Amache Relocation Camp
Granada, CO
Japanese Relocation Camp

Administrative Information

Repository: Colorado State University-Pueblo Library

Alternate Extent Statement: 7 digital files in MP4 format

Access Restrictions: There are no access restrictions on this collection.

Use Restrictions: Not all of the material in the collection is in the public domain. Researchers are responsible for addressing copyright issues.

Acquisition Source: Michael L. Stephen, Adjunct Professor of Social Sciences


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[Series 1: Martina Medina Pena Interview, May 30, 2020],
[Series 2: Antonio Esquibel Interview, July 1, 2020],
[Series 3: Kyle Hartshorn Interview, April 7, 2021],
[Series 4: Jaime Huerta Interview, April 13, 2021],
[Series 5: Marge Taniwaki Interview, April 8, 2021],
[Series 6: Magdeleno Rose Avila Interview, April 22, 2021],
[Series 7: Daniel Duarte Interview, July 29, 2021],
[Series 8: Posters],
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Series 8: PostersAdd to your cart.
Item 1: Oral Histories for Historic Preservation (OHHP), History of AMACHE - from the CSU Pueblo History Department.Add to your cart.
Poster are located in the large map case in Room 607.  Drawer 7.
Item 2: Oral History Narrators - from the CSU Pueblo History Department.Add to your cart.
Poster are located in the large map case in Room 607.  Drawer 7.


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