Conversation with Takeshi Furumoto: Internment Camp Survivor
Wednesday, December 87:00—8:00 PMVirtual
Fort Lee resident and businessman, Takeshi Furumoto is a Japanese American veteran who was born in an internment camp in
1944. His family, who spent three years in the camp in California, experienced extreme racism in the United States, were
stripped of their citizenship, and were deported after World War II. He was 12 when they were finally able to return to the
U.S. Mr. Furumoto has done numerous lectures on the subject of internment camps, Hiroshima and his experience
serving in Vietnam at Rotary Clubs, colleges, and numerous high schools and junior high schools in the Metropolitan New
York area. Program will be also be recorded and posted on the Library YouTube Channel.
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