Georgia Hunter’s debut historical novel “We Were the Lucky Ones” tells the true story of her family’s Holocaust survival. The book’s chapters are written in the […]
Booktalk: Thriller Writer Joseph Kanon and “Leaving Berlin”
Author of seven post-World War II thrillers, Joe Kanon takes us back to Berlin, a once grand city now 80% destroyed in the late 1940s. In […]
Lest We Forget: The Mission
“I feel I’ve done what I promised to do.” 93 year old Frederic Arnold, a sculptor who lives in Longmont, is the sole survivor of a […]
Amache Survivors Preserve History through Annual Pilgrimage
GRANADA, CO-Amache internment camp opened August 27, 1942 following the signing of Executive Order 9066 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. One hundred twenty-six thousand Japanese Americans, […]
Day of Remembrance Held to Commemorate Those Held in Local World War II Concentration Camps
“Don’t go near the fence,” is what many Japanese and Japanese-Americans who grew up during and shortly after World War II, remember from their childhoods. […]
Day of Remembrance 2015
“We’re very, very diligent to these issues of race in America.” Gil Asakawa, a board member with the Mile High Japanese American Citizens League says one […]