This folder contains various research publications by Peter T. Suzuki, specifically focusing on Japanese Americans and their experience during the wartime. As an anthropologist, he focused on the human condition and circumstance as a result of events. One of the main topics in these publications is his analysis of poetry and literature connected to Japanese Americans during the war. He examines poetry written from those in the internment camps and books written about these experiences, particularly Hiroshi Nokamura's Treadmill . Other topics are the process of relocation, prejudice, and the living conditions of these communities. He also analyses Japanese films in wartime Washington.
