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Antique 1866 engraving, “view of officer’s stockade, with rebel hospitals and barracks, and camps in the distance” at Andersonville Prison, a Confederate prisoner of war camp in Andersonville, Georgia, during the American Civil War. SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING Stock Photo
RM2BNE7R5–Antique 1866 engraving, “view of officer’s stockade, with rebel hospitals and barracks, and camps in the distance” at Andersonville Prison, a Confederate prisoner of war camp in Andersonville, Georgia, during the American Civil War. SOURCE: ORIGINAL ENGRAVING
The deplorable physical state of eight Union soldiers after being released from a Confederate prison towards the end of the American Civil War. Roughly 25,000 Union soldiers died in Confederate prisons and some 31,000 Confederate soldiers died as Union POW’s. After an illustration by an unknown artist which appeared in the June 18, 1864 edition of Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper. The illustration was compiled from official photographs. Stock Photo
RM2C4Y5F6–The deplorable physical state of eight Union soldiers after being released from a Confederate prison towards the end of the American Civil War. Roughly 25,000 Union soldiers died in Confederate prisons and some 31,000 Confederate soldiers died as Union POW’s. After an illustration by an unknown artist which appeared in the June 18, 1864 edition of Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper. The illustration was compiled from official photographs.
Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. The camp's cemetery holds the graves of some of the 107 internees who died there. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2J0F76A–Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. The camp's cemetery holds the graves of some of the 107 internees who died there. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News
Andersonville Prison (Camp Sumter) was used by the Confederacy during American Civil War (1861–1865) to hold Union prisoners. Stock Photo
RFBT9CH9–Andersonville Prison (Camp Sumter) was used by the Confederacy during American Civil War (1861–1865) to hold Union prisoners.
Roy Takeno (Editor) and group reading Newspapers in front of Office, Yuichi Hirata, Nabuo Samamura, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, USA, Ansel Adams, Manzanar War Relocation Center photographs, 1943 Stock Photo
RM2C85E1K–Roy Takeno (Editor) and group reading Newspapers in front of Office, Yuichi Hirata, Nabuo Samamura, Manzanar Relocation Center, California, USA, Ansel Adams, Manzanar War Relocation Center photographs, 1943
Five smiling Japanese American women internees at Tule Lake Relocation Center during World War II. Stock Photo
RMCWBWJ1–Five smiling Japanese American women internees at Tule Lake Relocation Center during World War II.
Japanese American women, laundering their families' clothes in metal washtubs during their three month incarceration at Pinedale Assembly Center. 4,823 internees were later sent to permanent internment camps for the duration of World War II. Ca. April 1942. Stock Photo
RMBTKHTA–Japanese American women, laundering their families' clothes in metal washtubs during their three month incarceration at Pinedale Assembly Center. 4,823 internees were later sent to permanent internment camps for the duration of World War II. Ca. April 1942.
Prisoner Gotfrieter F. Wahl found with a copy of a postcard displaying his appearance before being captured in Souilly prison camp, France. Other images depict his current condition as a prisoner. The transformation in his appearance is evident. Released by A.E.F. Censor. No specific date provided for the photograph. Stock Photo
RM2RCD986–Prisoner Gotfrieter F. Wahl found with a copy of a postcard displaying his appearance before being captured in Souilly prison camp, France. Other images depict his current condition as a prisoner. The transformation in his appearance is evident. Released by A.E.F. Censor. No specific date provided for the photograph.
A suspected Viet Cong captive is detained in a hole covered with barbed wire by CAL E-III during the Vietnam War. A photograph taken on January 30, 1968, it showcases the military activities involving the capture and imprisonment of Viet Cong suspects. This image was captured by Sgt Thompson and is a 35mm negative from the 3rd MAF. Stock Photo
RM2TA36F1–A suspected Viet Cong captive is detained in a hole covered with barbed wire by CAL E-III during the Vietnam War. A photograph taken on January 30, 1968, it showcases the military activities involving the capture and imprisonment of Viet Cong suspects. This image was captured by Sgt Thompson and is a 35mm negative from the 3rd MAF.
Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. Though all the buildings were demolished after the war, many foundations remain. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2J0F7EE–Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. Though all the buildings were demolished after the war, many foundations remain. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News
Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Izuno and their two Stock Photo
RMCWBWJ8–Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Izuno and their two
Five smiling Japanese American women internees at Tule Lake Relocation Center during World War II. Stock Photo
RMBTKHTM–Five smiling Japanese American women internees at Tule Lake Relocation Center during World War II.
Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. Though all buildings were demolished after the war, a water tower has been reconstructed. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2J0F705–Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. Though all buildings were demolished after the war, a water tower has been reconstructed. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News
Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tsurutani pose in Stock Photo
RMCWBWJ7–Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tsurutani pose in
Japanese-American internees gathered around piano at Manzanar War Relocation Center. The 'Community Sing Session' is attended mostly by young women, with one young man and two children. May 2, 1942. (BSLOC 2015 13 104) Stock Photo
RMKWC4TG–Japanese-American internees gathered around piano at Manzanar War Relocation Center. The 'Community Sing Session' is attended mostly by young women, with one young man and two children. May 2, 1942. (BSLOC 2015 13 104)
Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. A monument in the camp's cemetery honors the 31 Japanese-Americans from the camp who volunteered for service and gave their lives during the war. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2J0F7AA–Granada, Colorado, USA. 18th Mar, 2022. The World War II Amache Japanese internment camp in southeast Colorado became part of the National Park Service, as President Joe Biden signed a law making Amache a National Historic Site. More than 7,000 Japanese and Japanese-Americans were held at the site, one of 10 internment camps in the American west. A monument in the camp's cemetery honors the 31 Japanese-Americans from the camp who volunteered for service and gave their lives during the war. Credit: Jim West/Alamy Live News
Japanese-American internees gathered around piano at Manzanar War Relocation Center. The 'Community Sing Session' is attended mostly by young women, with one young man and two children. May 2, 1942. (BSLOC 2015 13 104) Stock Photo
RMKWC2T6–Japanese-American internees gathered around piano at Manzanar War Relocation Center. The 'Community Sing Session' is attended mostly by young women, with one young man and two children. May 2, 1942. (BSLOC 2015 13 104)
Japanese American children sit among their family's belongings as they wait for transportation to Owens Valley Assembly center for internment during World War II. Los Angeles, California, April 1942. Stock Photo
RMBTKHWB–Japanese American children sit among their family's belongings as they wait for transportation to Owens Valley Assembly center for internment during World War II. Los Angeles, California, April 1942.
Interned Japanese American, Sumiko Shigematsu, standing at left, supervises fellow internees working at sewing machines at Stock Photo
RMCWBWJ4–Interned Japanese American, Sumiko Shigematsu, standing at left, supervises fellow internees working at sewing machines at
Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tsurutani pose in their barracks with their son, Bruce. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams. Stock Photo
RMBTKHW2–Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Tsurutani pose in their barracks with their son, Bruce. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams.
Japanese American men from Seattle, Washington sit outside a barracks during their four month stay at Puyallup Assembly Center Stock Photo
RMCWBWJF–Japanese American men from Seattle, Washington sit outside a barracks during their four month stay at Puyallup Assembly Center
Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Izuno and their two children pose a one-room (approx. 20' x20') barracks home. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams. Stock Photo
RMBTKHW5–Japanese American family interned at Manzanar Relocation Center during World War II. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Izuno and their two children pose a one-room (approx. 20' x20') barracks home. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams.
Eight Japanese American women pose for a photograph in front of a camp barber shop of Tule Lake Relocation Center, the largest, Stock Photo
RMCWBWHY–Eight Japanese American women pose for a photograph in front of a camp barber shop of Tule Lake Relocation Center, the largest,
Japanese Americans amid the tar paper barracks of the Tule Lake Relocation Center in Newell, California. This bleak camp was the scene of Japanese American resistance to incarceration during World War II. Over 5,000 Tule Lake inmates legally renounced their U.S. citizenship in 1944, and over 1000 were repatriated to Japan at the end of World War II. Stock Photo
RMBTKHW9–Japanese Americans amid the tar paper barracks of the Tule Lake Relocation Center in Newell, California. This bleak camp was the scene of Japanese American resistance to incarceration during World War II. Over 5,000 Tule Lake inmates legally renounced their U.S. citizenship in 1944, and over 1000 were repatriated to Japan at the end of World War II.
Japanese American women, laundering their families' clothes in metal washtubs during their three month incarceration at Stock Photo
RMCWBWHM–Japanese American women, laundering their families' clothes in metal washtubs during their three month incarceration at
Eight Japanese American women pose for a photograph in front of a camp barber shop of Tule Lake Relocation Center, the largest, Stock Photo
RMBTKHTJ–Eight Japanese American women pose for a photograph in front of a camp barber shop of Tule Lake Relocation Center, the largest,
Japanese-American couple in bleak barracks quarters at the Salinas, California assembly center in March 1942. From this initial Stock Photo
RMCWBWHR–Japanese-American couple in bleak barracks quarters at the Salinas, California assembly center in March 1942. From this initial
Japanese-American couple in bleak barracks quarters at the Salinas, California assembly center in March 1942. From this initial Stock Photo
RMBTKHTH–Japanese-American couple in bleak barracks quarters at the Salinas, California assembly center in March 1942. From this initial
Japanese American children sit among their family's belongings as they wait for transportation to Owens Valley Assembly center Stock Photo
RMCWBWJD–Japanese American children sit among their family's belongings as they wait for transportation to Owens Valley Assembly center
Interned Japanese American, Sumiko Shigematsu, standing at left, supervises fellow internees working at sewing machines at Manzanar Relocation Center, California. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams. Stock Photo
RMBTKHW0–Interned Japanese American, Sumiko Shigematsu, standing at left, supervises fellow internees working at sewing machines at Manzanar Relocation Center, California. 1943 photograph by Ansel Adams.
Japanese American men from Seattle, Washington sit outside a barracks during their four month stay at Puyallup Assembly Center in 1942. The Relocation Authority named the temporary internment facility, 'Camp Harmony.' The internees in turn named their barracks the 'The Waldorf Astoria.' Stock Photo
RMBTKHWH–Japanese American men from Seattle, Washington sit outside a barracks during their four month stay at Puyallup Assembly Center in 1942. The Relocation Authority named the temporary internment facility, 'Camp Harmony.' The internees in turn named their barracks the 'The Waldorf Astoria.'

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