Stephen Fox (author/educator)
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Stephen Fox (1938- ) is author and emeritus history professor at Humboldt State University in Arcata, California.
He wrote, Unknown internment: an oral history of the relocation of Italian Americans during World War II ISBN 0805791086. Published in 1990, the work describes World War II US Government restrictions on Italians living in coastal areas of the United States. It describes government rules, and resultant suicides and hardships, faced by internees. The work compares and contrasts government policy relating to Italians with the US internment of persons of Japanese ancestry. Unknown internment was based on oral histories, including Fox's original research.
In 2000, Fox's work, America's invisible gulag: a biography of German American internment and exclusion in World War II: memory and history ISBN 0820449148 was published. His work Uncivil liberties: Italian Americans under siege during World War II ISBN 1581127545 was also published in 2000.
Fox still resides in the Humboldt Bay area as of 2006.
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- US Library of Congress catalog
