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Cho Shimizu

Era:1940s
State:Washington
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Biography

Cho Shimizu is explicitly identified by Pacific Citizen as a survivor of the Puyallup Assembly Center, also called Camp Harmony, in its notice of a memorial installation about the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans. His personal admission, release and duration are not established.

Cho Shimizu is explicitly identified by Pacific Citizen as a survivor of the Puyallup Assembly Center, also called Camp Harmony, in its notice of a memorial installation about the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans. His personal admission, release and duration are not established. Actual camp confinement explicitly identified by the source; individual admission, release and total duration remain unknown. Source names Puyallup Assembly Center, Washington.

Pacific Citizen, September 10–23, 2021, PDF page 10.

Case

Charges: Wartime mass removal and confinement of Japanese Americans on racial grounds; no criminal conviction established by this source.
Sentence: Actual camp confinement explicitly identified by the source; individual admission, release and total duration remain unknown. Source names Puyallup Assembly Center, Washington.