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255 POSTSCRIPT Three years have passed since those of us who were sent to camps on the Mainland returned to Hawaii. This book stems from a series of articles I wrote for the Hawaii Times from January to July 1946. I received encouragement for these pieces as well as criticism. (Some readers felt I had been too candid.) However, many friends advised me to publish the articles in book form—the first public record of the wartime experiences of Japanese in the United States. I followed their advice, although I may have taken longer than they had anticipated. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Akira Furukawa, who took care of the book binding, and to those who helped me compile information for the appendices. November 1948 Production Notes for Soga / Life behind Barbed Wire Designed by Liz Demeter with text in Garamond and display in CgGothic Composition by Josie Herr Printing and binding by Versa Press, Inc. Printed on 55# Glat Writers Book, 360 ppi ...

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