Breed, Clara Estelle, 1906-1994
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Clara Breed was a children's librarian in the San Diego Public Library begining in 1928. During World War II she was an outspoken opponent of Executive Order 9066, the internment policy of Japaneese citizens instituted by President Franklin Roosevelt in February 1942. She corresponded with many of the children in the internment camps.
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| referencedIn | Clara Breed Collection | Japanese American National Museum (Los Angeles, Calif.) | |
| referencedIn | Donald Estes papers, 1887-2005, 1935-1995 | Japanese American Historical Society of San Diego. |
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| associatedWith | Estes, Donald, 1936-2005 | person |
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| Spring Valley | CA | US | |
| San Diego | CA | US | |
| Fort Dodge | IA | US |
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Birth 1906-03-19
Death 1994-09-08
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