Family Torn Apart: Internment Otokichi Muin Ozarki Family
History Non-Fiction Biography Autobiography Memoir Family History War Japanese-American History
"Family Torn Apart: Internment Otokichi Muin Ozarki Family" by Gail Honda is a powerful and moving non-fiction account of the Otokichi Muin Ozarki family's experiences during World War II. This first edition paperback, published in 2012 by the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, is a rare and valuable find for anyone interested in biographies, true stories, and historical accounts of the Japanese-American experience.
What makes this book special is its unique blend of family history, autobiography, and memoir, which provides a deeply personal and relatable perspective on a pivotal moment in American history. The inclusion of illustrations adds a visual dimension to the narrative, making it even more engaging and memorable. As a first edition, this book is a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of historical non-fiction.
The condition of this book is good, with only minor signs of wear such as light scuffing, a slight separation on the front inner cover, and a tiny dent to one page edge. However, the interior is clean and tidy, with no writing, dog ears, or loose binding. This is an excellent opportunity to own a piece of history that is both informative and deeply moving.
For anyone interested in Japanese-American history, family stories, or the experiences of those affected by war, "Family Torn Apart" is a must-read. This first edition paperback is a rare find, and its good condition makes it an excellent addition to any personal library or collection.
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