but she agreed when she realized that she would be helping all the incarcerated Japanese Americans.

He can be reached at paperson52@gmail.I was born Christmas Day 1952 followed by my sister Helen in 1954 and.

This story was common among my generation.In later years she would lament the loss of her good life in China.My family was also affected by historical events.

Our faQmily name was really Wong.About a million of these refugees settled in the U.

they told me gut-wrenching stories of escaping from Vietnam and being attacked by pirates on the open seas!As these refugees sought a better life in the U.

He had no memory of our dad since he was an infant when they were last together.He noted that the two atomic bombs killed more than 250.

Based on the stories he heard from hibakusha.they have the wherewithal to … send them to any place in the world.

who died in 2017 at the age of 88.Each year the American Society of Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivors (ASA) honors the memory of the thousands who died when the two cities were destroyed on Aug.