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92-year-old Sam Mihara describes his three years behind barbed wire in Wyoming. He shares photos from famed photographer Dorothea Lange and his family archiv...
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92-year-old Sam Mihara
describes his three years behind barbed wire in Wyoming. He shares photos from
famed photographer Dorothea Lange and his family archive.
His purpose: to see it never happen again.
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Friday, October 09
⏰ 6:30 PM AKDT
Alaska Timezone (America/Anchorage)
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Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 2824 East 18 Avenue U-Med ADMISSION & ACCESS 🎟️
Free No admission charge or ticket purchase required.
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