Chronological: East-West Center's Hawaii International Film Festival, 1985-12-06
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1985-12-06
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This folder contains a speech given by Senator Daniel K. Inouye for the 1985 Hawaii International Film Festival introducing the main focus of the event for the year, which was the life of Japanese-Americans and the history of Japan-America relations. He introduces those in charge of the event and emphasizes that the event is a great opportunity to expand one's knowledge and get to know history.
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Speeches, Japanese Americans, East-West Center, Hawaii International Film Festival
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6 Pages
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Hawaii
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Speeches, Box SP7, Folder 46
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Table of Contents
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