Showing posts with label censorship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label censorship. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 28, 2020
Wandering Around
I've got to admit, some of these titles I come up with are pretty meaningless. So, I don't know what's going on here. There's a large wooden mallet on the blanket in the lower center of picture. A little big for a tent peg, but that's the only obvious use I can see. The two men have their outdoors clothing on, while the two women are in skirts, that old, weird thing were women hiked dressed for a day on the boulevard. There is a stamp on the back, "PASSED BY U S ARMY EXAMINER 20222" Clearly from the World War 2 era. But, sent from a states side military base or from the European occupation?
Thursday, December 5, 2019
In the Camps
Three Asian ladies, standing in the snow, looking none too happy. I almost passed on buying this photo, then I turned it over and looked at the military censorship stamp. I couldn't help but wonder if this snapshot was taken in one of the World War 2 Japanese interment camps. Certainly places like Tule Lake in northern California and Heart Mountain in Wyoming were more then cold enough for lots of snow.
Labels:
Asian,
censorship,
Japanese Americans,
Japanese Internment Camps,
snow,
winter,
women,
World War 2
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