The New Sun #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The New Sun," Taro Yashima’s powerful, deeply personal story unfolds through his own writing and art, drawing from his harrowing experience as a Japanese-American artist imprisoned during World War II. The narrative captures the resilience found in shared struggle, the quiet dignity of labor, and the enduring spirit of resistance, all rendered with quiet intensity and profound humanity.
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As progressive and anti-militarist artists, Taro and Mitsu Yashima suffer imprisonment, abuse, and deprivation, including the death of their child. He finds strengh in the fellowship of prisoners; in his expanding understanding of art, including his own; in the hard-working people of city and country alike; in those who are fighting underground against militarism.
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