The Enemy That Never Was
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Preface
Dedication
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One: First Contacts
Two: Confrontations
Three: The Riot of 1907
Four: Picture Brides
Five: Becoming a Foreigner
Six: Paring A Surfeit
Seven: Generations
Eight: A Low, Dishonest Decade
Nine: The Time of Decision
Ten: Scapegoats And Victims
Eleven: Exile
Twelve: The New Frontier
Thirteen: Judgements
Fourteen: Still A Yellow Peril
Fifteen: “A Blessing in Disguise?”
Afterwords
Afterword (1991): The Struggle for Redress by Roger Daniels
Afterword (2025): by Audrey Kobayashi
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Appendices
Appendix I: Immigration And Population
Appendix II: Select Statistics On Evacuation And Deportation
Appendix III: The War Measures Act
Appendix IV: The National Emergency Transitional Powers Act, 1945
Appendix V: Authorizing Minister Of National Defence To Evacuate Japanese Nationals
Appendix VI: Authorizing Minister Of Justice To Evacuate All Persons Of The Japanese Race
Appendix VII: Regulations Of Minister Of Justice Implementing The Evacuation
Appendix VIII: The Powers Of The British Columbia Security Commission
Appendix IX: Management And Liquidation Of Property
Appendix X: Notice For Dispersal East Of The Rockies
Appendix XI: Authorizing The Deportation Of Persons Of Japanese Race
Appendix XII: Prime Minister W.L. Mackenzie King On The Question Of Loyalty
Appendix XIII: Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson On the Evacuation
Appendix XIV: Acknowledgement
Appendix XV: Contribution Agreement
Appendix XVI: Toronto Star, Sept. 24, 1988
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Ken Adachi biography
