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Korean Immigration Museum to Hold Special Exhibition on Korean Prisoners at Hawaii Camp
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- The Korean Immigration Museum has announced it will open the special exhibition "Nagwone Gatchin Naldeul," documenting the records of Korean prisoners held at the Hawaii prisoner-of-war camp.
- The exhibition will run from September 22 to February 21 next year in the thematic exhibition hall and is co-hosted with the Center for Oral History, University of Hawaii, and the Korean Immigration Research Institute of Hawaii.
- Interrogation reports, badges, the "Jayu Hanin Bo," and other materials will be displayed, along with a recreated barracks and mess hall space, and admission is free.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 한국이민사박물관, 특별전 낙원에 갇힌 날들 하와이 포로수용소 한인 포로의 기록
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