Inside an American Concentration Camp: Japanese American Resistance at Poston, Arizona

Accounts of American camps housing the Japanese during World War II usually come from research circles: this examines the experiences of the internees themselves, based on Nishimoto's wartime reports for a government study of the evacuation and resettlement process. From resistance to the camps to daily life, this is essential for understanding the politics and social influences of camp experiences. -- Midwest Book Review