he took it into manzanar camp, which is about 200 miles north of here, and then he had a carpenter make a box camera for him. this box camera is three times larger than the original camera, because today, we are using it as a slight projector. so this slide projector shows activities going on in the japanese american community. toyo mitaku when he took these in, he had a comment to make a box camera, and he was taking pictures in manzanar camp, and then he got caught. but fortunately for us, we had a sympathetic camp director. camp director assigned a caucasian lady with toyo mitaku. toyo mitaku being a professional would compose the picture, said the shutters, and then the caucasian lady would come and click the camera. so technically stop taking pictures in 1942. but because of the camp director, i think we have the most documented pictures of manzanar camp because of the sympathetic camp director. right here is the national center for the presentation of democracy. basically it tells the democratic story of america, of the various multi-ethnic groups during world war ii, like the all

they go to pilgrimage so manzanar camp. you see the picture up here. so their young people third fourth generation now go up to men's and our camp annually about april or may of the year and remember what happened to them during world war ii? i feel america is the greatest country in the world because president reagan way back in 1988 signed the civil liberty bill of 1988. he gave us an official apology from the white house everyone that was incarcerated in camp during world war ii are official apology from the white house. but this is not president reagan's signature. oh, that's president. george bush even though president reagan signed it in 1988. it was not implemented until 1990. so we got this official apology and we got a reparation of 20,000 dollars. that sounds like a lots of money. but are you willing to give up three years of your life for 20,000? i wish my parents got it. he lost his hotel and grocery business and he had to start all over again at 50 years old. so i wish he got it, but he was long gone by 1988 it was a great feeling. i got t

so, young people fourth generation, third generation, now they go up to manzanar camp on the third available every year, and go up to see what happened to their ancestors from the second world war. i feel like america's one of the greatest countries in the world because president reagan signed this civil liberty bill of 1988. and he was the one to write an official apology from the white house. everyone was incarcerated in camp, during world war ii, an official apology from the white house. but, this is not president reagan's signature. oh, that is president george bush. even though president reagan signed it in 1988, it was not implemented until 1990. so, we got this official apology, and we got our reparation of 20,000 dollars. that sounds like lots of money, but are you willing to give up three years of your life for 20,000 dollars? i wish my parents got it, he lost his hotel and grocery business, and he had to start all over again at 50 years old. i wish he had got it, but he is long gone by 1988. it was a great thing, 20,000 dollars from the government, but i still felt my parents shoul