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Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor Video The attack on Pearl Harbor killed more than 2300 Americans. In all, 12 american ships sank and more than 160 aircrafts were destroyed -
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Japanese Internment Camps
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Executive Order 9066
Franklin Roosevelt signs Executive Order 9066 which is the removal of any people from Military areas. -
Proclomation No. 1 Issued
Video General Dewitt issues Proclamation No. 1 which states that all Japanese people will move away to Internment camps. -
The WCCA
General DeWitt makes the Wartime Cival Control Administration to carry out Japanese Internment camps. -
The Surrendering
Germany surrenders from WW2. -
Nagasaki & Hiroshima
The atomic bomb is dropped on Hiroshima 3 days after the bomb in Nagasaki is dropped. -
Tule Lake Closes
Tule lake, which is one of many Japanese Internment Camps, closes as a segregation center. -
Petitioners Release
Louis E. Goodman orders the release of petitioners in Wayne Collins of December 13th, 1945. American Citizens could not turn in to enemy aliens. -
Japanese American Evacution
President Truman signs the japanes american evacution, which means that all japanese americans will be released from Internment camps -
Resolution
Resolution is announced by Japanese-American Citizens for reoaration of World War II -
WWII Rights Act
Representitive Mike Lowry creates the WWII Japanese American Human Rights Violation Act. -
Japanese Internment Camp Investigation
The CWRIC holds meeting in Washington D.C. for investigation of the Japanese Internment during World War II -
H.R. 442
HR 4212 (AKA, the Civil Liberties Act of 1988.) is signed by Ronald Reagan. It gives each surviving Japanese person from the Internment camps $20,000.
