Japanese Immigrants in Nebraska
In the early 1900s, Japanese immigrants arrived in Nebraska having followed the railroad from the West Coast. Soon after, many railroad work… read more
In the early 1900s, Japanese immigrants arrived in Nebraska having followed the railroad from the West Coast. Soon after, many railroad workers became farmers, owning their own land. Sandra Reddish, a historian and Nebraska Folklife Network board member, gave insight into their lives in rural Nebraska, and how it changed after Pearl Harbor. This talk was hosted the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, who also provided the video. close
Related Video
-
Eisenhower's Treasury and Defense Secretaries
James Worthen talked about President Eisenhower’s treasury and defense secretaries, and how their personalities and styl…
-
The Chautauqua Movement and Women's Suffrage
Scholar Sarah Bell talked about the relationship between the Chautauqua movement and women’s suffrage in the late ninete…
-
Nebraska State of the State Address
Governor Benjamin Nelson (D-NE) addressed the Nebraska legislature and outlined his agenda for the year.
-
Nebraska State of the State Address
Governor Benjamin Nelson(D-NE) delivered his seventh state of the state address to state legislators, state government o…