Image: Japanese American Citizens' League as Anti-Axis Committee Headquarters, Los Angeles, 1941

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Description: The headquarters Japanese American Citizen's League, a civil rights organization, Anti-Axis Committee in the Little Tokyo area of Los Angeles. Many Japanese-Americans sough to distance themselves from the actions of the Empire of Japan during WWII. This image was taken by the Los Angeles Times the day after the Pearl Harbor Attack.
Title: Japanese American Citizens' League as Anti-Axis Committee Headquarters, Los Angeles, 1941
Credit: https://digital.library.ucla.edu/catalog/ark:/13030/hb0199n6fn
Author: Los Angeles Times
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