How the Japantown in Watsonville, CA disappeared.
Violence and racism deterred many Japanese Americans from returning to Watsonville, CA after WWII. Here is their story.
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Ugly History: Japanese American incarceration camps - Densho
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1986: How to Spot the Upper Class | That's Life! | BBC Archive
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92-year-old Japanese internment camp survivor on why stories like his are so important
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Take a look at Locke: The historic Chinese American town built in 1915
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From Little Tokyo to Crenshaw | Lost LA | Season 5, Episode 5
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Japan's 4 Most Wanted, Explained
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Growing Up With My Serial Killer Cousin, Ted Bundy
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Descendants of man who saved thousands of Jews in WWII meet growing families he saved
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Searching for the Remote Northeast Corner of California
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The True Origin of The Great Depression: What Historians Get Wrong
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The Heartbreaking Truth About Anne Frank
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Woman Born in 1878 Talks About Her Childhood in Los Angeles, California in the 1880s
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A Community Grows, Despite Racism
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1989: Teenage Life in Hungary | Scene | BBC Archive
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Why Nobody Wants to Live in Oakland, California Anymore
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They were best friends, then pen pals — until one day, the letters stopped coming | Finding Fukue
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THE HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA - in 13 Minutes
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Berlin 1940/41 in Color (HD) – Rare Footage of the Reich Capital Newly Restored
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Welcome to Watsonville CA! Santa Cruz County Community Tour With the Strock Team
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