Media Coverage   Web Links for Selected News Reports Senate votes to study treatment of Germans in US during WW2 by Frederic J. Frommer, Associated Press Writer, Boston Globe, June 9, 2007 Senate votes to study treatment of Germans during World War II by Frederic J. Frommer, Associated Press Writer, USA Today, June 9, 2007 A Shameful Past: This bill is about fully understanding how this country treated some European-Americans and Jewish refugees during World War II Editorial for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, June 7, 2007 Telling the Whole Story of World War II Internment by Lynda Lin, Assistant Editor, Pacific Citizen, June 1, 2007 Plays, Traveling Exhibit, Profile Enemy Aliens in WWII by Jeff Bell for KCBS Radio 730 -- San Francisco, Oakland & San Jose, May 6, 2007 Other articles about the current Bus-eum tour of the "Vanished" exhibit,  posted on the TRACES website Bus through Time by Kristen Waggener for The Garden City (KN) Telegram, October 17, 2006 Exhibit Sheds Light on WWII Camps by Mike Belt for the Lawrence (KN) Journal World/AP Wire, October 16, 2006 See also Kansas City (MO) Star Remembering the "Vanished" Ones by Sarah Kincaid for the Bismarck (ND) Tribune, September 11, 2006 Don't Let Full Story of WWII Internment Go Missing by Karen Ebel for the Concord (NH) Monitor, June 30, 2006 World War II Internment: Atoning for an Ugly Chapter Editorial for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 10, 2006   Michael Luick-Thrams Takes Five by Mark Johnson for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, April 5, 2006   Vanished! Missouri Humanities Council The Jacobs Family Story January 2006   Lost Voices of Crystal City BBC Radio 4 award-winning radio documentary, first aired April 7, 2004. It was honored by BBC Radio when selected to be aired again one year later. Produced by Jo Meek, AllOut Productions, Manchester, England. Narrated by Nigel Wrench, BBC Radio. This program was awarded the 2005 Gold World Medal in the Information Documentary-History category in the New York Festivals Radio Program and Promotion Showcase in 2005 .   Memories and words from the Snow Country prison by Dan Gunderson, Minnesota Public Radio March 1, 2004   Righting an Old Wrong by John Trumbo for the Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, WA 12/14/03   In a Small Town in Texas. by Craig Gima for the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Honolulu, HI, Nov. 8, 2002.     Reprints of News Stories These stories are no longer on-line. To read a story reprint, click on the story name. Media source links will take you only to the homepage of the media source that originally ran the story. Forgotten prisoners: Book details German internment during WWII by Mary McCaslin, Santa Cruz Sentinel correspondent, November 11, 2007 German injustice: Congress considers the government's treatment of immigrants during World War II by Howard Wilkinson, for the Cincinnati Enquirer, July 14, 2007 Few know story about the other internments by L.A. Chung, columnist, San Jose Mercury News, June 2, 2007      US internment camp survivors tell tales by Suzanne Bohan, Staff Writer, San Mateo County Times, CA, April 29, 2007 Not all WWII detainees in San Mateo were Japanese by Suzanne Bohan, Staff Writer, San Mateo County Times, CA, April 28, 2007 One-Act Plays Breathe Life into WWII Stories of Enemy Aliens by Lisa Chung, columnist, San Jose Mercury News , April 28, 2007 Lost story is told: Detention of German-Americans by Angie Leventis, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 21, 2007 Bus Exhibit Tells of Little-Known German American Internment by Barbara Bayer for the Kansas City (MO) Jewish Chronicle, October 20, 2006 Play Depicts the Price of Being German by L.A. Chung, columnist, San Jose Mercury News, June 10, 2006 Honouliuli internees remember by James Gonser, Honolulu Advertiser, February 21, 2006 Exhibit notes that German Americans were interned during WWII by Anita Clark, Wisconsin State Journal, April 3, 2006 WWII's other victims recalled: Exhibit focuses on German-Americans rounded up by U.S. by Alex Friedrich, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, MN, ,  Jan. 29, 2006 Mobile museum about WWII German detainees stops in Minot by Andrea Johnson, Staff Writer for the Minot (ND) Daily News, September 14, 2006 Mobile museum of German history to come to Minot by Jill Schramm, Staff Writer for the Minot (ND) Daily News, September 9, 2006 World War II ills need recognition by Ursula Vogt Potter for The Tri-City Herald, July 19, 2005 Snow Country Prison Exhibit Opening Brings Internees Back to Internment Camp by Martha Nakagawa, November 18, 2003 [See also the Snow Country Prison exhibit web page.]   A wider view of internees' experience by L.A. Chung for Mercury News, Feb. 11, 2003   Loss of rights by Ken McLaughlin for Mercury News, Jan. 30, 2003   Enemy Aliens by Nancy Redwine, Sentinel Staff Writer, January 30, 2003   'Enemy Alien' exhibit offers lesson on excess by Dennis Rockstroh for Mercury News, Dec. 07, 2002   Time to ease W.W. II families' suffering by L.A. Chung for Mercury News, June 2, 2001   Let us not repeat a WWII travesty: 'Alien enemies' suffered during time of crisis by Karen E. Ebel for The Concord Monitor, October 1, 2001   Germans, too, were imprisoned in WWII by Sarah M. Earle for The Concord Monitor, January 23, 2000   It's time to admit wrongs by Karen E. Ebel for The Concord Monitor, January 30, 2000   "With Liberty and Justice for All": The Role of Crystal City, Texas in World War II by Congressman Ciro D. Rodriguez, November 19, 2000   Forgotten Internees by Susan Morrison and Peter Knerr for Honolulu Magazine, November 1990 [Reproduced by permission of Honolulu Magazine]