Mildred Garrison interview

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Mildred Garrison interview

1981

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/38990853

This is a 1981 interview of Mildred Garrison, wife of Lloyd Garrison, an administrator of a Japanese-American internment camp once located in Granada, Colorado (Camp Amache).

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Granada Relocation Center

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Bashford, Louise

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