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Title	Speaking to the Incarcerees
Creator	Pollock, Walter E.:author
Date Created	undated
Description	Almost like a journal entry, Pollock studies the Japanese Americans in the Fresno Assembly Center, making note of their tendencies, habits, and culture.
Location	unknown
Facility	none
Subjects	World War II -- Temporary assembly centers
Genre	Notes
Source Description	4 Pages
Collection	Walter E. Pollock Papers
Project Name	California State University Japanese American Digitization Project

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Local ID	csufr_wep_0910
Project ID	csufr_wep_0910
Title	Page 1
Type	image
Language	eng
Source Description	28 cm. x 22 cm.
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Transcript	We were seated on a wooden platform perhaps 20 feet square and raised five feet above the ground level. There were four of us sitting on the wooden folding chairs, that we had carried here only minutes before from the converted barracks office building a few hundred feet away. A fifth chair in the center of our line of chairs if vacant and Ellis P. Pullian the manager of Fresno Assembly is standing before a microphone at the front edge of the platform. He is talking to the Japanese evacuees who are amassed in an irregular half circle before him. The folding chairs we occupy are shiny new with slightly shaped molded plywood seats and you have

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