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20th Century Hawaiʻi: Moving Images from Territory to Statehood

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Theme DescriptionAligning with the National Endowment for the Humanities’ A More Perfect Union initiative, the “20th Century Hawaiʻi: Moving Images from Territory to Statehood” project highlights the stories of Hawai‘i's Native Hawaiian and Japanese American citizens who witnessed and participated in the road to statehood and the consequences of being admitted into the union.

Spanning across ten different collections, this theme contains interviews, oral histories, and programs covering life in Hawaiʻi before World War II, the experiences of Nisei soldiers during the war, and the politics and issues that developed after statehood.

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Broadcast news footage, Ronald Reagan bill signing, reparations for Japanese American internment 1988-08-10

Oral history interview with Ben Tamashiro 1997-04-27 part 2, tape B, camera 1

Interview with Dr. Richard Kosaki 2004-01-18 tape 2

Various Miho family footage 1967-1970

Interview with Sam Y. Sasai 1999-03-23 tape 1

Interview with Judge Samuel P. King 10/13/1987

International Women's Year interview of Patsy Mink 1975; President Johnson's Hawaiʻi visit

Native Hawaiian Education Reauthorization hearing Kauaʻi and Hawaiʻi Island

Hawaii's Endangered Past : A Matter of Time

Screen Grab Credit: "Hawaiʻi People's Fund …A New Beginning"

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20th Century Hawaiʻi: Moving Images from Territory to Statehood

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