RELATED LAWS

Alien Enemies Act of 1798

Presidential Proclamations, Dec 1941:

Japanese 2525

German 2526

Italian 2527

Executive Order 9066, 19 Feb 1942

Executive order 9095, 11 Mar 1942

Presidential Proclamation 2655, July 1945

Presidential Proclamation 2662, 8 Sept 1945

Presidential Proclamation 2685, 10 April 1946

SIGNIFICANT ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS

German Nationals Deported by the Other American Republics Who Were Deported Via the United States, 25 April 1946 -- Lists 3317 individuals, mostly in family groups, sent to Europe to be exchanged for individuals being held in Germany. Dates and ships used are listed on the last page.

Black List-Costa Rica

Black List-El Salvador

George Marshall Memo, 12 Dec 1942

Memorandum regarding the Activities of the United States Government, 3 Nov 1942

Department of State memos, (Wright, Bonsal, Cabot, Knapp) Nov 1943

Bell to Ennis, 7 Dec 1943

Bannerman to Fitch, 28 March 1944

Department of State Press release, Nov. 1945

Department of State memo, 4 Jan 1946

White to Lafoon memo, 30 Jan 1946

Notice to Internees from Latin America

Arrest Warrant, 2 February 1947

Langer Bill S. 1749, July 1947 (relating to release of internees remaining at Ellis Island)

Ludecke v. Watkins decision, 21 June 1948

Kelly to Vulliet Letter 7 August 1948 (total number of internees)

Tolan Committee Report issued following the Tolan Committee Hearings (Select Committee Investigating National Defense Migration) held in Feb. 1942

SHIP MANIFESTS

SS Ernest Hinds, January 1942, docked in New Orleans, Louisiana

SS Etolin, April 1942 docked in California

SS Atlantida, June 1942, docked in New Orleans, Louisiana (note written comments in column 12)

USAT Evangeline, June 1942, docked in Tampa, Florida (two of six pages)

USAT John T. Clem, June 1942, docked in New Orleans, Louisiana

USAT Cuba, October 1942, docked in New Orleans, Louisiana (pgs. 5, 6--Note line 2: Leo Friedman; line 5: Eric Joseph; and line 6: Leo Keiles -- are listed as Jewish)

USAT Puebla, February 1943, docked in San Pedro, California

USAT Cuba, November 1943, docked in New Orleans, Louisiana

USAT Colonel Frederick C. Johnson, October 1944, docked in New Orleans, Lousiana