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The Poetry of Pain and Its Meaning in the Age of COVID-19 

The Poetry of Pain and Its Meaning in the Age of COVID-19 

  • By Michael Freiling and Shelley Baker-Gard 
Review of a manuscript of poems written during August 1942 in America by Japanese-Americans being sent to camps.

Memoirs of a Japanese Nurse

  • By Paul Carty
Hajimeko Takeda’s Notes by a Japanese Nurse Sent to France or Women Soldiers Dispatched to Europe: the Japanese Red Cross Relief Corps and the First World War.

D-Day memoir

  • By Ken Rodgers
Ken Rodger's father writes about his war experience.

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