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This is a beautiful website - thank you for preserving this piece of history. I just visited Lordsburg for the first time, and saw no marker or other sign suggesting that families had been interned there - perhaps we repeat these injuries to ourselves because there are not enough people like you to help us recall them. The poetry and description of the covered-up killing of two \"escapees\" on your site is also quite profound.

pilarnyc

Thank you for your website. Are you still interested in learning the names of members in the group? One of the members is my grandfather who was from Hawaii. Also, my mother and uncle are able to identify several of the other "unknowns" in the photo.
Thank you,

J. Kawabata
Honolulu, Hawaii

A beautiful website with tribute. Will you be having any activities for the remembrance date in Santa Fe?

yukita9

This is an incredible site. I teach New Mexico history near Santa Fe, and this is one chapter of our history that remains virtually unknown. Your website, which was highlighted in a recent Pasatiempo article and Nancy Bartlit's "Hidden Voices of WWII" are doing wonders to end this historical amnesia. Thank you.

jdwaldman

Years ago (2000?) I wrote to Joe Ando and wonder if he completed his project of identifying the men interned at Santa Fe. My father and his younger brother were held there; they lost their US citizenship and it took years to get it back. My mother, my sisters and I remained at the Poston camp. Is there a museum where documents/photos of the camp can be viewed? I enjoyed your site and wish to thank those that worked hours on this project.

Hatsumi Yamakawa Park