Duncan Ryūken Williams. American Sutra: A Story of Faith and Freedom in the Second World War. Cambridge: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2019. Illustrations. 400 pp. $29.95 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-674-98653-4.
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
Annual Conference of the Austrian Association for Exile Research (öge) in cooperation with the Department for Contemporary History (University of Vienna) and the research network “Migration, Citizenship and Belonging” (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Vienna)
3-4 December 2020, Vienna
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
Annual Conference of the Austrian Association for Exile Research (öge) in cooperation with the Department for Contemporary History (University of Vienna) and the research network “Migration, Citizenship and Belonging” (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Vienna)
3-4 December 2020, Vienna
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
Annual Conference of the Austrian Association for Exile Research (öge) in cooperation with the Department for Contemporary History (University of Vienna) and the research network “Migration, Citizenship and Belonging” (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Vienna)
3-4 December 2020, Vienna
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
Annual Conference of the Austrian Association for Exile Research (öge) in cooperation with the Department for Contemporary History (University of Vienna) and the research network “Migration, Citizenship and Belonging” (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Vienna)
3-4 December 2020, Vienna
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Internment Camps: The (Enforced) Placement and “Custody” of Refugees in the Past and the Present
Annual Conference of the Austrian Association for Exile Research (öge) in cooperation with the Department for Contemporary History (University of Vienna) and the research network “Migration, Citizenship and Belonging” (Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Vienna)
3-4 December 2020, Vienna
