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#59 Woman looking through window at baby being held by nurse in maternity ward.

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Woman looking through window at baby being held by nurse in maternity ward.

Japanese Americans At The Manzanar Interment Camp During The World War II

#59 Woman looking through window at baby being held by nurse in maternity ward.

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←#58 Three men standing in field, mountains in background. According to the caption on the negative sleeve: “The Guayule Project was an important part of the Manzanar enterprise.
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