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Review of Jewel of the Desert: Japanese American Internment at Topaz by Sandra C. Taylor

机译：审查沙漠珠宝：日本美国驻地德拉·泰勒

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Until recently, the majority of the research dealing with the relocation and internment of Japanese Americans, or Nikkei as they are known among themselves, during World War II has been focused largely on the structural aspects of that experience. That is, how did the government of the United States come to the conclusion it was necessary, indeed imperative, to imprison over 120,000 men, women and children, of whom 70,000 were American citizens, singled out solely by the criteria of racial heritage. Those studies which have dealt with the internees themselves have tended to be either very broad, somewhat antiseptic accounts, or personal stories concentrating on the experiences of only a few individuals. What has heretofore been lacking is an in-depth study of the personal aspects of the internment and how it affected the Nikkei community both during and after the war. Sandra C. Taylor's work admirably fills this void, examining the personal issues of the internment and at the same time painting a rich and detailed picture of the life of the Nikkei community that still exists in the San Francisco Bay area. Taylor begins her narrative with a brief overview of the arrival and settlement of the first Japanese immigrants to the San Francisco Bay area and the challenges they were forced to overcome to establish their homes, lives and businesses. She then rapidly moves to the catalyzing events of December 7, 1941 that forever transformed the lives of the people of the bay area-especially all Nikkei.
机译：直到最近，在第二次世界大战期间，在世界大战期间，他们在世界大战中闻名的大多数研究涉及日本美国人的搬迁和拘禁，或者是他们在世界大战中闻名。也就是说，美国政府的结论是如何结束的，确实是必要的，对美国公民有超过120,000名男性，妇女和儿童的必要条件，其中70,000名是美国公民，仅通过种族遗产的标准被单挑。处理内部本身的研究往往是非常广泛的，有点防腐账户，或专注于只有少数人的经验的个人故事。迄今为止缺乏缺乏的深入研究了拘务的个人方面以及它在战争期间和之后如何影响日经社区。桑德拉C.泰勒的工作令人钦佩地填补了这一空虚，审查了拘务的个人问题，同时绘制了在旧金山湾区仍然存在的日经社区生活的丰富和详细信息。泰勒从旧金山湾地区的第一个日本移民的到来和解决的叙述简要概述，以及他们被迫克服所建立家园，生命和企业的挑战。然后，她迅速迁移到1941年12月7日的催化事件，这将永远改变了海湾地区人民的生命 - 特别是所有的日经。

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