[Journalist Tom Bearden talks with Bob Kinzler, Dick Fiske and Ray Emory, members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, remembering the attack on the 50th anniversary].
Journalist Tom Bearden talks with Bob Kinzler, Dick Fiske and Ray Emory, members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, remembering the attack on the 50th anniversary. Kinzler, Fiske and Emory say they feel that Americans in general have been too forgiving and even apologetic to the Japanese. Ed...
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Language: | English |
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Physical Description: | 1 audio file (14 min., 54 sec.) |
Other Uniform Title: | MacNeil/Lehrer newshour.
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Format: | Audio Software |
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Journalist Tom Bearden talks with Bob Kinzler, Dick Fiske and Ray Emory, members of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association, remembering the attack on the 50th anniversary. Kinzler, Fiske and Emory say they feel that Americans in general have been too forgiving and even apologetic to the Japanese. Ed and Connie Ichinawa, former internees of the Tule Lake War Relocation Center in Newell, California, describe prejudice and mistreatment they have experienced living in the U.S. Gussie Ornellas, a civilian who survived the attack on Pearl Harbor, describes the civilian death toll in the attack, about half of them from friendly fire. |
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Note: | Title supplied. Electronic resource. Originally broadcast on PBS. On the "MacNeil/Lehrer report." |
Call Number: | M5060 bd.1 Voice 36945 |
Playing Time: | 00:14:54 |
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Broadcast 1991 December 6. |