World War II Japanese Internment Camp Art | ANTIQUES ROADSHOW | PBS

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"Artifacts are conduits to the past. It's a touchstone...And I think everybody else who looks at these things, when they see them, because they know the story, they can share in that and empathize with you. There's the building blocks of making sure that we respect one another as human beings, and we don't let things like that happen again."
Watch Jeff Shrader appraiser World War II Japanese Internment Camp art at Idaho Botanical Garden in Boise.
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@dianeatpeace337 Год назад

PBS / AR folks -- PLEASE add the original air date (OAD) to descriptions when you post these. It will really help all of us better appreciate & understand both the conversation and the values. Thanks so much for mining your archives to post these short clips as well as older shows to educate and entertain all of us.

@alleyoop1234 Год назад

This is recent

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Let me help you understand, she's telling us about the Democrat Klan (sheets), and the Democrat hero FDR that put her uncle in a prison camp.

@debrastone2198 Год назад

I feel so sorry for all of the people who were taken from their land & placed in camps far away from home & didn't have much to live on. We have what's left of one of those camps in our area & some of the people here have their stories to tell. It's really sad! I am glad she has something from her family to hang on to!

@more__plz Год назад

I’m grateful to hear her story. These stories need to be told and heard.

@trudy285 Год назад

The church asked them to leave... 😢 I'm so sorry for your pain and the pain of your family suffered. Brightest Blessings to You and Your Family, Sincerely. My eldest grandson has just returned from Japan for studying engineering. He'll never forget that experience I'm sure. Thank you for sharing your experience with us. 😔✌️❤️🦋🙏

@debrastone2198 Год назад

It is sad when you think of a church responding like that to anyone! We had a family who came to our church, & the husband is black. He said ours was the first church that they came to & didn't hear someone use the "N" word. I just wanted to break down & cry!!! But, at the same time, I was happy I was a part of my church family!!!

@KoldAsHell Год назад

This was amazing to see. To think of the backstory and the amount of emotional pain and work put into this piece really makes it stand out. A real tragedy to the people who had to suffer this but a piece of gold was made out of dirt with this piece if you think about it..

@1mourningdove54 Год назад

Thanks to both of these folks for bringing this story to us. This is the kind of history that is, right at this time, trying to be suppressed so that our grandchildren and great-grandchildren never hear of it. We need so desperately to know history so we can stop these horrible things from happening again. But, the saddest thing is that there are so many people right now who are carrying this kind of hate again.

@girl_friday9185 Год назад

Much love to this lovely woman for sharing this deeply beautiful, priceless family heirloom.💮 An enduring testament that we must not forget the suffering, senselessness & inhumanity of the Japanese Internment Camps (racism/xenophobia of any kind, truly); and to be better humans altogether.🤟

@jackh8157 Год назад

Best part of the episode for sure

@andrewnance2156 Год назад

I disagree

@KoldAsHell Год назад

Dirt made into diamonds.. the artist's piece was shining in a place of darkness

@kennethgray2711 Год назад

We need to preserve history so we don’t make the same mistakes. If we see something that is objectionable, it must not be destroyed because it’s objectionable, but it is to be used as a reminder of the past or we risk repeating the mistake.

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@vvlist Год назад

We all lose from war. One of my great grandfathers died in a Japanese internment camp. It sickens me to read some of the comments here. Many put country over family and thats just sad. Sometimes I think these hateful types have no family or their family hated them growing up so thats all they know. It's best to just ignore them. They're the same people you encounter in public trying to annoy others, upset others or simply oppose others for their own shallow enjoyment. When you react to their opposition they see it as a win. Don't give it to them. They just want to spread their own misery.

@1mourningdove54 Год назад

Lots of people who are just filled with hate, and no desire to change. Very, very sad.

@fred4089 Год назад

The feather floating down at 6.20

@Well_Edumacated Год назад

The dumpster fire that is America likes to forget about this….

@jessicasmylie Год назад

Sadly Canada did it, too. War brings out the worst in humanity.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Democrats always blame 'America' for bad things that Democrats did. The Klan was run by Democrats (sheets) and FDR was the president who did this (a Democrat).

@jamesmurphy1480 Год назад

My former boss and mother and father were both in Poston. It’s just south of Parker Arizona. They met there and got married.

@randykelly5692 Год назад

German and Italian immigrants never had to go through this racism at it best.

@alangray9117 Год назад

Yes they did. William Penn hated the Pennsylvania Dutch or German people and wrote about it too. The term WOP or without papers cake from hatred for the group too.

@1mourningdove54 Год назад

And Irish, and Chinese, and African Americans, and Native Americans, and more. So many sad stories. And it goes on today.

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@jackiechapman8189 Год назад

Sure is a sad part of history that is really hard to not feel shameful of..🤔😢😠👊

@dogmakarma Год назад

Why is this only 720P? Is it 2010? Why can't PBS release these in higher resolution?

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Relax, this ain't a Marvel movie.

@59Drauz Год назад

Despicable action in US history.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Democrats always blame America for bad things that Democrats did... from slavery, to the Klan, to Japanese in camps... they're incredibly consistent.

@jerryskidlsd Год назад

That's 'Merica for you. " The American Dream" is a lie .

@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Год назад

Democrats constantly blame 'America' for bad things that Democrats did -- it was Democrats that ran the Klan she is talking about (sheets) and FDR put them in the prison camps.

@katalinas9264 Год назад

Did the Japanese treat the Americans and Hawaiian locals with respect when they bombed Pearl Harbor? All wars are horrific...FOR EVERYONE.

@luuvvvu4ever692 Год назад

They are forgetting the part where the Japanese killed quite a few Americans in the Pearl Harbor attack before this took place. I don't think the way they treated the Japanese Americans afterwards was necessary but at the same time, let's not forget the entire picture either. If America hadn't stepped in, the world would be a very different place right now and not for the better.

@59Drauz Год назад

These are American citizens. Nothing happened like this to Germans living in the United States during World War II.

@Wernerrrrr Год назад

Like the Japanese people living in the US could be blamed for that. A lot of these people were US citizens! You're "free" in the US until you're not.

@Thomas-yr9ln Год назад

If she was patriotic she wouldn't be complaining about interment camps.

@jackh8157 Год назад

You don’t seem very pleasant

@Thomas-yr9ln Год назад

@@jackh8157 the truth sometimes isn't very pleasant.

@Daniel-yl8y Год назад

@@Thomas-yr9ln You sound like a ruZZian state prosecutor in 2023...

@sharrer2 Год назад

If you were patriotic you'd despise one of the darkest times in our country and complain about it too. If you love something you want it to be better only.

@trudy285 Год назад

Being patriotic is NOT being unjust. And this woman's story is exactly what that is. An unjustified reaction to innocent American citizens. 😔✌️❤️🦋🙏