I apologize for the cross-postings.  I thought this program would be
of interest to subscribers to several lists that deal with local
history and its interpretation.

Martha Katz-Hyman
Newport News, VA
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Tune in tonight to see the national broadcast premiere of "Time of
Fear, " the documentary by Ambrica Productions made for "Life
Interrupted: The Japanese American Experience in World War II
Arkansas."  "Life Interrupted" was a partnership of the UALR Public
History program and the Japanese American National Museum (Los
Angeles, CA), with major funding provided by the Winthrop Rockefeller
Foundation.

This documentary was made as part of a partnership between the
University of Arkansas at Little Rock Public History program and the
Japanese American National Museum in Los
Angeles, California, whose mission is to research the experiences of
Japanese Americans in World War II Arkansas, and educate the citizens
of Arkansas and the nation about the two camps at Jerome and Rohwer.

Included in this project is a traveling exhibit, a symposium that was
held last September, publications (both Web-based and print), and this
documentary.

Broadcast times are: 10pm EDT, 9pm CDT, 8pm MDT; and 7pm PDT.

Educational materials available at: www.lifeinterrupted.org.

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