Research Guides
Image: Sketch of Camp Harmony by Eddie Sato, 1942
Some of the images in these collections have been digitized and are linked from the collection guide. Other digitized images relating to the Nikkei community can be found in the UW Digital Collections.
The most extensive collection of oral history interviews dealing with the Nikkei experience during World War II are available online via Densho: The Japanese American Legacy Project.
The UW Libraries has an extensive collection of secondary sources and published primary sources dealing with the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II including camp newspapers, digitized, printed and microfilmed collections of WRA (War Relocation Authority) documents, and memoirs. For additional material see the Japanese Americans During World War II quick guide.
These collections of personal papers contain substanial material on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. Additional collections can be found by searching the online collection guides database.
These collections of organizational records contain substanial material on the incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II. Additional collections can be found by searching the online collection guides.
