Paul T. Minerich papers, 1944-1998.
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Attorney and son-in-law of resister Tim Nomiyama. From the description of Paul T. Minerich papers, 1944-1998. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 433616165 Biography / Administrative History The Paul T. Minerich papers document the court cases of draft resisters who were court-martialed in 1944 in Ft. McClellan, Alabama. The resisters were court-martialed for refusing to be trained for combat while their families were incarcer...
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