A personal matter : Gordon Hirabayashi versus the United States /

During WWII, Gordon Hirabayashi, a Japanese American, refused to be interned in U.S. concentration camps on the grounds that Executive Order 9066 violated his Constitutional rights. This acclaimed video takes a personal look at basic protections of the Constitution such as due process of law and ind...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Hirabayashi, Gordon K. (on-screen participant.), De Graaf, John (Screenwriter), Mandis, William (Screenwriter)
Format: Video
Language:English
Language Notes:In English.
Published: San Francisco, CA : Center for Asian American Media, [1992]
Series:Academic Video Online
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Online Access:Connect to this streaming video (Alexander Street Press)
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Summary:During WWII, Gordon Hirabayashi, a Japanese American, refused to be interned in U.S. concentration camps on the grounds that Executive Order 9066 violated his Constitutional rights. This acclaimed video takes a personal look at basic protections of the Constitution such as due process of law and individual rights.
Item Description:Originally produced as a motion picture in 1992.
Title from title screen (Alexander Street, viewed April 11, 2024).
Physical Description:1 online resource (1 video file (29 minutes) : sound, color and black and white
Playing Time:00:28:11
Production Credits:Photographers, Diana Wilmar, Norman Bonney, Kevin Tomlinson ; music, Michael Bade.