Books
- A Resilient Elite: German Costa Ricans and the Second World War.
- America's Invisible Gulag: A Biography of German American Internment & Exclusion in World War II: Memory & History
- America's Other Internment: World War II and the making of modern human rights
- American Brush-Off, a young adult e-book, now available
- An Ethnic at Large; A Memoir of America in the Thirties and Forties
- Camp Letters: 1942—1945
- Costa Rica en la Segunda Guerra Mundial (1939-1945)
- Democracy Under Stress: The Internment of German-Americans in World War II
- Detained, Interned, Incarcerated: U.S. Enemy Noncombatant Mail in World War II
- Enemies Among Us: the Relocation, Internment & Repatriation of German, Italian & Japanese Americans During the Second World War
- Enemies: WW II Alien Internment
- From the Heart’s Closet--A Young Girl’s World War II Story
- German-Americans in the World Wars
- Guerra Mundial: Lista Negra en Ecuador
- Heartland; a Historical Drama about the Internment of German-Americans in the United States during World War II
- Homeland Insecurity -- Aliens, Citizens, and the Challenge to American Civil Liberties in World War II
- Imprisoned in Paradise: Japanese Internee Road Workers at the World War II Kooskia Internment Camp
- In Our Midst
- Innocent Enemies
- Interned: Internment of the SS Columbus crew at Fort Stanton, New Mexico 1941-1945
- Judgment without Trial: Japanese American Imprisonment during World War II
- Justice Denied: an Historical Sojourn
- Las Posesiones
- Los alemanes en Guatemala, 1828-1944
- Loyalty on Trial: One American's Battle With the F.B.I.
- Manufacturing Hysteria: A History of Scapegoating, Surveillance, and Secrecy in Modern America
- Náufragos en tierra firme: bloqueo comercial, despojo y confinamiento de japoneses de Bolivia durante la Sequnda Guerra Mundial
- Nazis and Good Neighbors: The US Campaign Against Germans in Latin America during World War II
- Nazis y buenos vecinos: la campaña de los Estado Unidos contra los alemanes de América Latina durante la Segunda guerra Mundial
- Pawns in a Triangle of Hate
- Pilgrims of War: a Love Story
- Port of No Return: Enemy Alien Internment in World War II New Orleans
- Private Memory, Public Record, and Contested Terrain: Weighing Oral Testimony in the Deportation of Germans from Latin America During World War II
- Schools Behind Barbed Wire: the Untold Story of Wartime Internment and the Children of Arrested Enemy Aliens
- Shattered Lives, Shattered Dreams: The Disrupted Lives of Families in America's Internment Camps
- Sing to Me, Papa
- Specter of a Nazi Threat: United States-Columbian Relations, 1939-1945
- The Burden of Ethnicity: The German Question in Chicago, 1914-1941
- The Deportation of Latin American Germans, 1941-47: Fresh Legs for Mr. Monroe’s Doctrine
- The Diplomat's Daughter
- The German Americans and WWII: An Ethnic Experience
- The Informers
- The Japanese Thread: A Life in the U.S. Foreign Service
- The Misplaced American
- The Prison Called Hohenasperg, An American Boy Betrayed by his Government during World War II
- The Shadow War: German Espionage and United States Counterespionage in Latin America during World War II
- The Tango War: The Struggle for the Hearts, Minds, and Riches of Latin America during World War II
- The Train to Crystal City: FDR's Secret Exchange Program and America's Only Family Internment Camp during WW II
- The War Outside
- Una Storia Segreta: the Secret history of Italian American Evacuation and Internment during World War II
- UnCivil Liberties: Italian Americans Under Siege during World War II
- Undue Process, The Untold Story of America's German Alien Internees
- VANISHED: German American Internment, 1941-48
- We Were Not the Enemy: Remembering the United States’ Latin-American Civilian Internment Program of World War II
- Where Clouds Meet the Water
- “World War II Internment of a German-American Couple in Hawaii”
Breaking News
- "History in Five: FDR's Secret Enemy Exchange Program" video
- "In Our Midst" to be published in April
- "Innocent Enemies," by Margret S. de Oliveira Castro
- "Only the Oaks Remain" exhibit in San Francisco
- "Real People"—another family
- "The Tango War," new book on U.S. involvement in Latin America
- "The War Outside," young adult novel about Crystal City, TX Internment Camp, recently published
- "Train to Crystal City" wins award
- 1942 Camp Kenedy, Texas census now on-line
- 1942 Fort Sam Houston, Texas, internee list available
- 1943, 1944 inspection reports of Sharp Park, CA Alien Detention Camp
- 1944 lists of internees held in various detention stations
- 75th anniversary of internee exchanges to be held February 14-15, 2018 around NYC
- A German Ecuadorian family's WWII experiences now on-line
- Bismarck, ND WW II internment camp structure to be reassembled
- Commemorating Tuna Canyon Detention Station
- Crystal City Family Internment Camp on Facebook
- Crystal City Internment Camp mystery
- Daily Life at Crystal City Internment Camp
- Distressed Seamen or Internees?
- Ellis Island inspection reports on online
- February 1944 M.S. Gripsholm manifest on-line
- Ft. Lincoln, ND Civil Liberties Justice Center One Step Closer
- Ft. Meade, Maryland censuses now available
- GAIC On-line
- History of Crystal City Internment Camp now online
- Internment Camp deaths from Crystal City, TX now on-line
- Introducing New Board Member
- Latin American "Blacklists" of July 1941 & May 1942 posted
- National Day of Remembrance ceremony
- New Crystal City information posted
- New documentary on WWII internment airs
- Newly Published: "Enemies Among Us" by John E. Schmitz
- Newly Published: "Port of No Return" by Marilyn Miller
- Recent broadcast features John E. Schmitz, author of "Enemies Among Us"
- S.S. Drottningholm documents available
- Santa Barbara Historical Museum to host two exhibits about internment
- St. Mary’s University, San Antonio, Texas, hosts “Day of Remembrance” for German American WWII internment
- Stringtown, OK internment camp rosters and inspection reports now available
- The Herrmann family story on-line
- TRACES events in Germany
- U.S. Government Found Liable for WWII Human Rights Violations
- Were Jews interned by the U.S.?
- Werner Ulrich, Jr., former internee, featured in Uvalde, TX Newspaper
- WW II History of Fort Meade
- WWII exchange voyages remembered
- WWII Internment Camp, 'Camp Algiers', Louisiana, held Jews, too
- “American Brush-Off,” a young adult e-book, now available
- “World War II Internment of a German-American Couple in Hawaii” now online
Crystal City - Texas
- 1944 Crystal City, Texas Camp Census
- 1945 Crystal City, Texas Camp Census
- 1947 U.S. State Department, Immigration & Naturalization letter to Crystal City, TX internee
- 22 Feb 1943, Report on traveling conditions of group of German citizens from Costa Rica
- 26 Jan 1944 Letter Listing the German Internees' Desires Regarding Repatriation to Germany or Latin America
- Christa Schmitz's Birth Certificate
- Crystal City, Texas Family Internment Camp map
- Crystal City, Texas Family Internment Camp Map - Annotated by Former Internee Werner Ulrich
- Crystal City, Texas Internment Camp List of Births
- Crystal City, Texas Internment Camp list of deaths
- Daily Life at Crystal City Internment Camp
- Eiserloh Birth Report
- History of Crystal City Internment Camp now online
- Internee Graves at Edgewood Cemetery, Crystal City, Texas
F.B.I. Reports
- 16 July 1943 DOJ memo, declaring Custodial Detention Lists "Inherently unreliable"
- 19 Mar 1942, FBI Notice "Final Disposition of Alien Enemy Cases"
- 2 Jun 1942, FBI Memo, Report on Meetings with Western Defense Command Alien Enemy Control, Department of State
- 22 Dec 1941 Memo, FBI to Attorney General
- 4 Jun 1942, FBI memo, Report on N. J. L. Pieper meetings
- 6 Jun 1942, Memorandum between War and Justice Departments on Enforcement of Contraband
- Distressed Seamen or Internees?
- FBI Bulletin No. 69, 25 November, 1942, Part IA - Custodial Detention Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
- FBI Records on Custodial Detention Arrests in 1943
- FBI Report on Number of Aliens In Custody From J. Edgar Hoover to Major General Edwin Watson, 10 Dec 1941
Ft. Lincoln, Bismarck, North Dakota
Government & Organizations
Internee Personal Documents
Internment Camp Documents
- "German Clandestine Activities in South America in World War II" by David P. Mowrey (NSA)
- 1942 Fort Sam Houston, Texas, internee list available
- 1942 Map of Stringtown Internment Camp
- 1943, 1944 inspection reports of Sharp Park, CA Alien Detention Camp
- 1944 lists of internees held in various detention stations
- 1947 Immigration and Naturalization Letter Offering Thirty Day Parole to Internees Who Leave the U.S.
- 30 June 1945 Ft. Lincoln census
- Ellis Island 29 Feb 1944 name list
- Ellis Island petition for release of German civilian internees
- Ft. Lincoln Internment Camp Rules
- Inspection report for Ft. Lincoln, Bismarck, ND, 1945
- Letter to Senator William Langer from a group of Ft. Lincoln internees, Jan 1946—Requests Help to Avoid Forced Repatriation
- List of Fort Lincoln Internees
- Max Ebel's Internment Order
- New information about Camp Kenedy, Texas Internment Camp
- Stringtown, OK internment camp rosters online
- Stringtown, Oklahoma Internment Camp Rules
- Three inspection reports for the Ellis Island, NY, Internment Camp
- Three Stringtown, Oklahoma Alien Internment Camp inspection reports
- US Internment Camp & Facility Map
- Were Jews interned by the U.S.?
Letters
- 16 Dec 1941, Letter from Karl R. Bendetson (War Department) to Secretary of State Keeley in regard to applying the Geneva Convention to alien enemies
- 1947 U.S. State Department, Immigration & Naturalization letter to Crystal City, TX internee
- 1949-01-28 INS-Schmitz Letter
- 26 Jan 1944 Letter Listing the German Internees' Desires Regarding Repatriation to Germany or Latin America
- 28 Mar 1944 Letter: Arrival at New Orleans of 540 German and Japanese Internees
- Letter requesting transfer of funds, Kenedy, Texas, 27 May 1942—John Deche
- Letter requesting transfer of funds, Kenedy, Texas, 9 July 1942—Enea Carozzi
- Letter to a daughter, from Bismarck, ND, 24 September 1944—Adolf Hamann
- Letter to family, San Jose, Costa Rica, 17 July 1942—Starr Pait Gurcke
- Letter to Francis Biddle, Attorney General of the United States, 9 February 1942—Arthur and Margarethe Mayer
- Letter to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 31 December 1942—Theodor Graber
- Letter to Senator William Langer from a group of Ft. Lincoln internees, Jan 1946—Requests Help to Avoid Forced Repatriation
- Letter: 7 August 1948 W. F. Kelly to A. Vulliet
- Report on traveling conditions of group of German citizens from Costa Rica, 22 Feb 1943
- Schmitz Letters for Immigration
M.S. Gripsholm - New Jersey
Related Legislation Archive
Resources
- "Detailed official" lists of internees, 1942-43
- "Fancy Skullduggery"; Economic Warfare, Enemy Civilians, and the Lessons of World War II
- 12 February 1946 Arrest Warrant
- 16 July 1943 DOJ memo, declaring Custodial Detention Lists "Inherently unreliable"
- 19 Mar 1942, FBI Notice "Final Disposition of Alien Enemy Cases"
- 1941-05-09 Ellis Island Hearing
- 1942 Camp Kenedy, Texas census now on-line
- 1942 Fort Sam Houston, Texas, internee list available
- 1942 Map of Stringtown Internment Camp
- 1942-1948, INS Records Related to the Detention of Enemy Aliens during World War II
- 1944 Crystal City, Texas Camp Census
- 1944 lists of internees held in various detention stations
- 1945 Crystal City, Texas Camp Census
- 1947 Immigration and Naturalization Letter Offering Thirty Day Parole to Internees Who Leave the U.S.
- 1947 U.S. State Department, Immigration & Naturalization letter to Crystal City, TX internee
- 1949-01-27 S. 658, US Senate Bill
- 1949-01-28 INS-Schmitz Letter
- 2 Jun 1942, FBI Memo, Report on Meetings with Western Defense Command Alien Enemy Control, Department of State
- 2002 Crystal City Reunion
- 2007 Crystal City Reunion
- 21 Feb 1944, Latin American Association letter
- 22 Dec 1941 Memo, FBI to Attorney General
- 22 Feb 1943, Report on traveling conditions of group of German citizens from Costa Rica
- 25 April 1946, German Nationals Deported by the Other American Republics Who Were Deported Via the United States
- 26 Jan 1944 Letter Listing the German Internees' Desires Regarding Repatriation to Germany or Latin America
- 27 Mar 1942, Schofield to Attorney General Memo: Arrangements for Shipping, Guarding, Housing Diplomatic and Non-Diplomatic Prisoners
- 28 Mar 1944 Letter: Arrival at New Orleans of 540 German and Japanese Internees
- 28 March 1944 - USAT Cuba Memo: Arrival and Treatment of Latin Americans in Algiers, LA
- 3 Nov 1942, Memo: Policies of Deportation to U.S. and Repatriation. Determining "Dangerousness"
- 30 Mar 1943, Raymond Ickes, Memo: Procedures to Decide Whom to Imprison, Intern, Repatriate
- 4 Jan 1946 U.S. State Department Notice to Latin American Internees
- 4 Jun 1942, FBI memo, Report on N. J. L. Pieper meetings
- 6 Jun 1942, Memorandum between War and Justice Departments on Enforcement of Contraband
- 9 Nov 1942, Hull to Biddle Memo: Discusses Problems with Repatriation Process.
- Agreements with enemy countries for the exchange of officials and non-officials.
- Akio's Memoir "The World War Period (1941/1946)"
- Alien Enemies Act of 1918
- Alien Enemy Detention Facility
- American Jewish Archives Journal
- Bell to Ennis Memo, 7 Dec 1943 : Discusses Evaluation of Internees' "Dangerousness."
- Birth Certificate from Camp Seagoville
- Black List - Colombia
- Black List - Costa Rica
- Black List - El Salvador
- Christa Schmitz's Birth Certificate
- Commemorating Crystal City: The Transnational Dimension of German American Internment Experiences
- Commemorating Tuna Canyon Detention Station
- Congressional Report—"Treatment of Latin Americans of Japanese Descent, European Americans and Jewish Refugees during World War II"
- Crystal City Family Internment Camp Interpretive Panels Exhibit - Final Plan
- Crystal City Family Internment Camp on Facebook
- Crystal City Internment Camp Interpretive Panels Dedicated
- Crystal City, Texas Family Internment Camp map
- Crystal City, Texas Family Internment Camp Map - Annotated by Former Internee Werner Ulrich
- Crystal City, Texas Internment Camp List of Births
- Curriculum
- Daily Life at Crystal City Internment Camp
- Department of State Press release, Nov. 1945
- Distressed Seamen or Internees?
- DOJ Office of Redress Administration Expands Redress for Internees
- Easter Bunny’s Visit to Ellis Island
- Eiserloh Birth Report
- Ellis Island Immigration Museum: Ellis Island Timeline
- Enemy Alien Program Overview
- Executive Order 8985--Censorship
- Executive Order 9066 Authorizing the Secretary of War to Prescribe Military Areas
- Executive Order 9095 Establishing the Office of the Alien Property Custodian
- Executive Order 9142 Transferring Certain Functions, Property, and Personnel from the Department of Justice to the Alien Enemy Custodian
- FBI Bulletin No. 69, 25 November, 1942, Part IA - Custodial Detention Records of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
- FBI Records on Custodial Detention Arrests in 1943
- FBI Report on Number of Aliens In Custody From J. Edgar Hoover to Major General Edwin Watson, 10 Dec 1941
- Feb 1942 Tolan Committee Hearing Report
- Ft. Lincoln Internment Camp Rules
- Ft. Meade, Maryland censuses now available
- German Nationals Repatriated from South and Central America" and "German Nationals Repatriated Direct from South and Central America
- German World Alliance
- Handbook of Texas Online, "World War II Internment Camps"
- Heidi Gurcke Donald
- History of Crystal City Internment Camp now online
- Instructions to Teachers
- Internee E-Group
- Internee Graves at Edgewood Cemetery, Crystal City, Texas
- Internee Records
- It's Time To Admit Wrongs
- Italian American website
- Japanese, German, and Italian American and Latin American Internment
- Jay Feldman
- Langer Bill
- Legacy of Crystal City's Internment Camps
- Lesson Plan Eight: Exploring US Motives Behind World War II Imprisonment and Deportation of German, Japanese and Italian Latin Americans
- Lesson Plan Eleven: The Eiserloh Story
- Lesson Plan Fifteen: ZIP (Use Script One below in conjunction with this Lesson Plan)
- Lesson Plan Five: Research, Poetry and Japanese Enemy Aliens
- Lesson Plan Four: Alien Enemy Hearing Boards: Due Process or Kangaroo Courts
- Lesson Plan Fourteen: The Myth of Voluntary Internment
- Lesson Plan Nine: Lista Negra--Black Lists
- Lesson Plan One: The World War II Alien Enemy Program: An Overview
- Lesson Plan Seven: The Arrest, Deportation, Internment and Repatriation of German, Italian and Japanese Latin Americans during World War II
- Lesson Plan Seventeen: The Master Tailor's Wife (Use Script Three below in conjunction with this Lesson Plan)
- Lesson Plan Six: Martial Law in Hawaii after Pearl Harbor
- Lesson Plan Sixteen: The White Line (Use Script Two below in conjunction with this Lesson Plan)
- Lesson Plan Table of Contents
- Lesson Plan Ten: Raids and Arrests of Alien Enemies
- Lesson Plan Thirteen: The Christmas Train to Ft. Lincoln
- Lesson Plan Three: Alien Enemies Act and Due Process
- Lesson Plan Twelve: Forgotten Children
- Lesson Plan Two: Evacuation from Prohibited Zones
- Letter requesting transfer of funds, Kenedy, Texas, 27 May 1942—John Deche
- Letter requesting transfer of funds, Kenedy, Texas, 9 July 1942—Enea Carozzi
- Letter to a daughter, from Bismarck, ND, 24 September 1944—Adolf Hamann
- Letter to family, San Jose, Costa Rica, 17 July 1942—Starr Pait Gurcke
- Letter to Francis Biddle, Attorney General of the United States, 9 February 1942—Arthur and Margarethe Mayer
- Letter to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 31 December 1942—Theodor Graber
- Letter to Senator William Langer from a group of Ft. Lincoln internees, Jan 1946—Requests Help to Avoid Forced Repatriation
- Letter: 7 August 1948 W. F. Kelly to A. Vulliet
- List of Fort Lincoln Internees
- Lists of Names
- Lost Voices of Crystal City
- LUDECKE V. WATKINS, 335 U.S. 160 (1948)
- Major Arthur D. Jacobs
- Max Ebel's Internment Order
- Max Ebel's Rehearing Report
- Medical Care for Interned Enemy Aliens: A Role for the US Public Health Service in World War II
- Micro-documentaries about internment
- Miscellaneous internee lists
- National Park Service: Ellis Island
- National Register of Historic Places nomination Crystal City, Texas
- New information about Camp Kenedy, Texas Internment Camp
- Notice to Internees from Latin America
- Nottebohm's Nightmare: Have We Exorcised the Ghosts of WWII Detention Programs or Do They Still Haunt Guantanamo?
- Nov 1943, Special War Problems Divison (SWPD) Memos: Keep U.S. Role in Fingering Latin Americans for Deportation Untraceable
- Nov 1945 U. S. State Department memo to Latin American countries
- Political Posters and Cartoons
- Presidential Proclamation 2525 -- Alien Enemies -- Japanese
- Presidential Proclamation 2526 -- Alien Enemies -- Germans
- Presidential Proclamation 2527 -- Alien Enemies -- Italians
- Presidential Proclamation No. 2655 -- Removal of Alien Enemies
- Presidential Proclamation No. 2662 -- Removal of Alien Enemies
- Presidential Proclamation No. 2685 -- Removal of Alien Enemies
- Priscilla Wegars
- Proclamation--Blacklists--No. 2497
- Railroader Christmas Cards
- Recent broadcast features John E. Schmitz, author of "Enemies Among Us"
- Recollections of Internment and Repatriation
- Return to Sender: U.S. Censorship of Enemy Alien Mail in World War II
- Roster of Internees (German) Picked Up in Central America During 1943
- S.S. Drottningholm documents available
- Schmitz Letters for Immigration
- Script One: ZIP by John Christgau (use in conjunction with Lesson Plan Fifteen above)
- Script Three: The Master Tailor's Wife by John Christgau (use in conjunction with Lesson Plan Seventeen above)
- Script Two: The White Line by John Christgau (use in conjunction with Lesson Plan Sixteen above)
- Signatures of 117 Guatemalan deportees, 1942
- Snow Country Prison Exhibit Opening Brings Internees Back to Internment Camp
- SS Atlantida, June 1942
- SS Ernest Hinds, January 1942
- SS Etolin, April 1942
- Stephen Fox
- Story Preservation Initiative
- The Ennis Transcript
- The U.S. Internment of Families from Latin America in World War II
- Traces.org
- Two Articles about German Latin American Experiences during WW II
- U.S. Government Found Liable for WWII Human Rights Violations
- University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries Digital Collections
- University of Texas, San Antonio 1979 oral history interviews with personnel of the Crystal City, Texas Internment Camp
- US Internment Camp & Facility Map
- USAT Colonel Frederick C. Johnson, October 1944
- USAT Cuba, November 1943
- USAT Cuba, October 1942
- USAT Evangeline, June 1942
- USAT Puebla, February 1943
- Wartime Treatment Study Act of 2007
- Were Jews interned by the U.S.?
- White to Lafoon memo, 30 Jan 1946
- WW II History of Fort Meade
-
USAT John T. Clem, June 1942
U.S. Congressional Actions
U.S. Congressional Hearing Reports
U.S. Department Of Justice
- 12 February 1946 Arrest Warrant
- 16 July 1943 DOJ memo, declaring Custodial Detention Lists "Inherently unreliable"
- 1941-05-09 Ellis Island Hearing
- 1942 Camp Kenedy, Texas census now on-line
- 1947 U.S. State Department, Immigration & Naturalization letter to Crystal City, TX internee
- 26 Jan 1944 Letter Listing the German Internees' Desires Regarding Repatriation to Germany or Latin America
- 27 Mar 1942, Schofield to Attorney General Memo: Arrangements for Shipping, Guarding, Housing Diplomatic and Non-Diplomatic Prisoners
- 30 Mar 1943, Raymond Ickes, Memo: Procedures to Decide Whom to Imprison, Intern, Repatriate
- 6 Jun 1942, Memorandum between War and Justice Departments on Enforcement of Contraband
- 9 Nov 1942, Hull to Biddle Memo: Discusses Problems with Repatriation Process.
- Bell to Ennis Memo, 7 Dec 1943 : Discusses Evaluation of Internees' "Dangerousness."
- Department of Justice, 1942 Regulations for Enemy Aliens
- Distressed Seamen or Internees?
- DOJ Office of Redress Administration Expands Redress for Internees
- Letter to Francis Biddle, Attorney General of the United States, 9 February 1942—Arthur and Margarethe Mayer
- Max Ebel's Rehearing Report
U.S. Department Of State
- "Detailed official" lists of internees, 1942-43
- 12 Dec 1942, Marshall Memo: shipping Latin Americans for exchange with Axis Nations
- 16 Dec 1941, Letter from Karl R. Bendetson (War Department) to Secretary of State Keeley in regard to applying the Geneva Convention to alien enemies
- 18 Aug 1942, Report on Visit to Detention Stations for Civilian Internees in the United States of America
- 1943, 1944 inspection reports of Sharp Park, CA Alien Detention Camp
- 1949-01-28 INS-Schmitz Letter
- 25 April 1946, German Nationals Deported by the Other American Republics Who Were Deported Via the United States
- 28 Mar 1944 Letter: Arrival at New Orleans of 540 German and Japanese Internees
- 28 March 1944 - USAT Cuba Memo: Arrival and Treatment of Latin Americans in Algiers, LA
- 30 Mar 1943, Raymond Ickes, Memo: Procedures to Decide Whom to Imprison, Intern, Repatriate
- 4 Jan 1946 U.S. State Department Notice to Latin American Internees
- Agreements with enemy countries for the exchange of officials and non-officials.
- Department of State Press release, Nov. 1945
- Document Archive
- Ft. Meade, Maryland censuses now available
- Inspection report for Ft. Lincoln, Bismarck, ND, 1945
- New information about Camp Kenedy, Texas Internment Camp
- Notice to Internees from Latin America
- Nov 1945 U. S. State Department memo to Latin American countries
- S.S. Drottningholm documents available
- Schmitz Letters for Immigration
- Secretary of State's response to FDR questions about repatriation
- The Ennis Transcript
- Three inspection reports for the Ellis Island, NY, Internment Camp
- Three Stringtown, Oklahoma Alien Internment Camp inspection reports
- Were Jews interned by the U.S.?
- White to Lafoon memo, 30 Jan 1946
U.S. Presidential Executive Orders
U.S. Presidential Proclamations
U.S. Residents: A Japanese Family
U.S. Special War Problems Division - Latin America
- 12 Dec 1942, Marshall Memo: shipping Latin Americans for exchange with Axis Nations
- 12 February 1946 Arrest Warrant
- 1942 Camp Kenedy, Texas census now on-line
- 1942-1948, INS Records Related to the Detention of Enemy Aliens during World War II
- 21 Feb 1944, Latin American Association letter
- 22 Feb 1943, Report on traveling conditions of group of German citizens from Costa Rica
- 25 April 1946, German Nationals Deported by the Other American Republics Who Were Deported Via the United States
- 27 Mar 1942, Schofield to Attorney General Memo: Arrangements for Shipping, Guarding, Housing Diplomatic and Non-Diplomatic Prisoners
- 28 March 1944 - USAT Cuba Memo: Arrival and Treatment of Latin Americans in Algiers, LA
- 3 Nov 1942, Memo: Policies of Deportation to U.S. and Repatriation. Determining "Dangerousness"
- 30 Mar 1943, Raymond Ickes, Memo: Procedures to Decide Whom to Imprison, Intern, Repatriate
- 4 Jan 1946 U.S. State Department Notice to Latin American Internees
- 9 Nov 1942, Hull to Biddle Memo: Discusses Problems with Repatriation Process.
- Bell to Ennis Memo, 7 Dec 1943 : Discusses Evaluation of Internees' "Dangerousness."
- Black List - Colombia
- Black List - Costa Rica
- Black List - El Salvador
- Department of State Press release, Nov. 1945
- Document Archive
- German Nationals Repatriated from South and Central America" and "German Nationals Repatriated Direct from South and Central America
- Montevideo Resolution 21 May 1943
- New information about Camp Kenedy, Texas Internment Camp
- Notice to Internees from Latin America
- Nov 1943, Special War Problems Divison (SWPD) Memos: Keep U.S. Role in Fingering Latin Americans for Deportation Untraceable
- Nov 1945 U. S. State Department memo to Latin American countries
- Report on traveling conditions of group of German citizens from Costa Rica, 22 Feb 1943
- Roster of Internees (German) Picked Up in Central America During 1943
- S.S. Drottningholm documents available
- Signatures of 117 Guatemalan deportees, 1942
- U.S. Government Found Liable for WWII Human Rights Violations
- Were Jews interned by the U.S.?
- White to Lafoon memo, 30 Jan 1946
- WWII Internment Camp, 'Camp Algiers', Louisiana, held Jews, too
U.S. Supreme Court Hearings & Rulings
