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An individual marked for “segregation” at the Tule Lake camp is photographed upon arrival.

Franklin D. Roosevelt1943-09

U.S. National Archives
United States

An individual marked for “segregation” at the Tule Lake camp is photographed upon arrival.

Unidentified photographer September 1943

Details

Title: An individual marked for “segregation” at the Tule Lake camp is photographed upon arrival.
Creator: Unidentified Photographer, Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum of the National Archives and Records Administration
Date Created: 1943-09
Location: Newell, California
Type: Photograph
Original Source: https://www.archives.gov/research/guide-fed-records/groups/210.html

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