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An iconic figure of the Asian American movement

to a Montana museum of WWII  detention where he discovers a previously unknown photographic portrait  of his grandfather

citizens whose parents were immigrants from Japan

A Place for What We Lose NECKLACE and submit to life inA Place for What We Lose: A Daughters Return to Tule Lake By Tamiko Nimura. In a moving conversation with the past, writer and public historian Tamiko Nimura explores her fathers life and her familys wartime history at Tule Lake, one of ten concentration camps built to imprison Japanese Americans forcibly removed from the West Coast states during World War II. The typewritten pages of her late fathers unpublished memoirwritten decades earlier about