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The Untold Story of Ralph Carr and the Japanese: The Fate of 3 Japanese-Americans and the Internment
Overview
This historical documentary tells the little-known story of Ralph Carr, who was the Governor of Colorado from 1939-1943. Governor Carr was a passionate defender of Japanese Americans' rights when people of Japanese ancestry, including many American citizens, were relocated to internment camps in 1942.
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Cast
Ralph Carr
Himself
Kaorigo Kuge
Journalist
Akemi Yano
President of Japanese American National Museum
Akemi Kikumura Yano
Herself
Robert Fuchigami
Himself
George Takei
Himself
Herbert Inouye
Himself
Bill Ritter
Governor of Colorado
Adam Schrager
Himself
Catherine Car Lynch
Herself
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