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“Weenie Royale: Food and the Japanese Internment.” December 20, 2007. The Kitchen Sisters, NPR Morning Edition.

Weenie Royale – Food and the Japanese Internment

Listen to Japanese Americans share stories of how internment shaped their family foodways in this NPR segment by the Kitchen Sisters.

Where is it located in the Museum?

The Standard American Diet

Weenie Royale – Food and the Japanese Internment