A Jewish Holocaust survivor from Lithuania who authored "Light One Candle," recounting his experiences during World War II and his post-war life in Israel.

An American sociologist of Japanese descent known for his peaceful resistance to World War II-era policies targeting Japanese Americans and for his landmark Supreme Court case.

The chaplain of the 442nd Combat Regiment Team who provided spiritual guidance to soldiers during World War II and continued his ministry in Hawaii after the war.

A second lieutenant in the 522nd Field Artillery Battalion during World War II, known for participating in significant military rescues and for his post-war academic career in biology.

A peace activist and pastor originally from Hawaii who experienced World War II in Japan, navigating cultural identity between her heritage and American roots.

A veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team who supported artillery operations during World War II and later pursued a career in law and politics in Hawaii.

A member of the 522nd Field Artillery Battalion, he participated in wartime rescues and earned recognition for both his military service and his post-war engineering career.

A veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team who became known for his contributions to environmental work after the war in Spokane, Washington.

A World War II veteran of the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, who later became a political activist advocating for systemic change and reparations.

One of the first Japanese American chaplains in the US Army who served during World War II, later contributing to religious and therapeutic work with orchids.