Interview with Mike Tokunaga

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1989

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Meacham, Larry
Tuttle, Jr., Daniel W.

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Tokunaga, Mike

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Democratic party organizer reflects on his Maui childhood, 100th Infantry Battalion experiences in World War II, building of the Democratic party, Hawaii statehood movement, and gubernatorial campaigns of John Burns, George Ariyoshi, and John Waihee.
sugar plantation field laborer, soldier, party organizer; Japanese; male
Interview conducted in English.

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Ethnic Relations, Politics - Hawaii, Politics - National, State Government, World War II

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http://hdl.handle.net/10125/29938

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77 pages

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Interview

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Honolulu, Oahu

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DU627.82 .H38 1996

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Hawai‘i Political History Documentation Project

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