University of British Columbia Archives Collection

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Source Repository: University of British Columbia Archives

Fonds: AF: Angus Family Fonds

Series: AF BOX 1

File: File 1-2: Henry Forbes Angus Series - Autobiography

Series: AF BOX 3

File: File 3-15: Books and Pamphlets Series - Effect of the War on Oriental Minorities in Canada

Fonds: FB: Frank E. Buck Fonds

Series: FB BOX 03

File: File 3-7: Lectures, lecture notes, 1924

File: File 3-14: (Buck as consultant in Landscaping and General Planning - 1950), correspondence

Series: FB BOX 08

File: File 8-14: Zoning Committee, 1939

File: File 8-15: Zoning Committee, 1940

Series: FB BOX 09

File: File 9-1: Zoning Committee, 1941

File: File 9-2: Zoning Committee, 1942

File: File 9-3: Zoning Committee, 1943

Series: FB BOX 10

File: File 10-5: Various, n.d.

Series: FB BOX 11

File: File 11-15: Reports, 1942-1948

Series: FB BOX 12

File: File 12-3: Correspondence, 1939-1950

File: File 12-4: Meetings, 1939-1951

File: File 12-5: Miscellaneous, 1946

File: File 12-6: Reports, 1939-1950

File: File 12-8: Correspondence, 1937-1946

File: File 12-9: Minutes, 1937-1941

File: File 12-11: Personal Notes (Buck), 1943-1946

File: File 12-12: Report, 1939-1947

File: File 12-13: Correspondence, 1941-1944

File: File 12-14: Minutes and meetings, 1943-1945

File: File 12-15: Miscellaneous, 1941-1945

File: File 12-16: Personal notes, 1942

File: File 12-17: Reports, 1944/45

File: File 12-18: Welfare Council of Greater Vancouver, 1945

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Terminology

Readers of these historical materials will encounter derogatory references to Japanese Canadians and euphemisms used to obscure the intent and impacts of the internment and dispossession. While these are important realities of the history, the Landscapes of Injustice Research Collective urges users to carefully consider their own terminological choices in writing and speaking about this topic today as we confront past injustice. See our statement on terminology, and related sources here.