120,000 Interned and the Provost Marshal's Ledger
Japanese-Americans and factory workers were fingerprinted and filed under "domestic disturbances" in a system that bypassed civilian law for four years.
By Marcus Boone ·
labor disputes
"Assort" and the Military's Secret Map of American Strikes
Industrial workers were monitored by a clandestine military unit whose code for a looming strike remains a ghost in the archives, masking the identities of the informants who betrayed them.
By Miriam Adler ·
National Archives Scrub and the Fort Hunt Interrogations
Prisoners of war and domestic laborers were processed by a machinery of interrogation that the US National Archives has left partially indexed and heavily gated.
By Miriam Adler ·