Solicitor General Neal Katyal discovered that his predecessor, Charles Fahy, suppressed evidence in a Supreme Court case against one of these people, that was written by K.D. Ringle. "Go for broke" was the motto of a regiment entirely made up of these people, one of whose members was awarded the Medal of Honor after losing his right arm while attacking the Gothic line. Dorothea Lange's photographs of these people were impounded and classified by the U.S. government. Frank Murphy wrote a scathing dissent against a ruling that placed greater importance on protection against wartime espionage than the rights of these people. For 10 points, identify this people who include Daniel Inouye and Fred Korematsu, who were placed in internment camps during World War II.
Solicitor General Neal Katyal discovered that his predecessor, Charles Fahy, suppressed evidence in a Supreme Court case against one of these people, that was written by K.D. Ringle. "Go for broke" was the motto of a regiment entirely made up of these people, one of whose members was awarded the Medal of Honor after losing his right arm while attacking the Gothic line. Dorothea Lange's photographs of these people were impounded and classified by the U.S. government. Frank Murphy wrote a scathing dissent against a ruling that placed greater importance on protection against wartime espionage than the rights of these people. For 10 points, identify this people who include Daniel Inouye and Fred Korematsu, who were placed in internment camps during World War II.
Solicitor General Neal Katyal discovered that his predecessor, Charles Fahy, suppressed evidence in a Supreme Court case against one of these people, that was written by K.D. Ringle.
Japanese-Americans [or issei, or nisei]