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Schnee, der auf Zedern fällt
Schnee, der auf Zedern fällt (Paperback, German language)
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On San Piedro, an island of rugged, spectacular beauty in Puget Sound, home to salmon fishermen and strawberry farmers, a Japanese-American fisherman stands trial, charged with murder. The year is 1954, and the shadow of World War II, with its brutality abroad and internment of Japanese Americans at home, hangs over the courtroom. Ishmael Cambers, who lost an arm in the Pacific war and now runs the island newspaper inherited from his father, is among the journalists covering the trial--a trial that brings him close, once again, to Hatsue Miyamoto, the wife of the accused man and Ishmael's never-forgotten boyhood love.
Now, as a heavy snowfall impedes the progress of Kabuo Miyamoto's trial, he and others must reckon with the past, with culture, nature, and love, and with the possibilities of the human will. Both suspenseful and beautifully crafted, Snow Falling on Cedars portrays the psychology of a community, the …
On San Piedro, an island of rugged, spectacular beauty in Puget Sound, home to salmon fishermen and strawberry farmers, a Japanese-American fisherman stands trial, charged with murder. The year is 1954, and the shadow of World War II, with its brutality abroad and internment of Japanese Americans at home, hangs over the courtroom. Ishmael Cambers, who lost an arm in the Pacific war and now runs the island newspaper inherited from his father, is among the journalists covering the trial--a trial that brings him close, once again, to Hatsue Miyamoto, the wife of the accused man and Ishmael's never-forgotten boyhood love.
Now, as a heavy snowfall impedes the progress of Kabuo Miyamoto's trial, he and others must reckon with the past, with culture, nature, and love, and with the possibilities of the human will. Both suspenseful and beautifully crafted, Snow Falling on Cedars portrays the psychology of a community, the ambiguities of justice, the racism that persists even between neighbors, and the necessity of individual moral action despite the indifference of nature and circumstance.
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- Dear John letters
- internment camps
- strawberries
- 442nd Regimental Combat Team
- attack on Pearl Harbor
- fishermen
- anti-Japanese sentiments
- U.S. Marine Corps
- Battle of Tarawa
- Modern & contemporary fiction
- murder trials
- legal stories
- Japanese Americans
- Japanese Americans in fiction
- award:pen_faulkner_award=fiction
- Trials (Murder)
- PEN/Faulkner Award Winner
- Journalists in fiction
- Open Library Staff Picks
- award:pen_faulkner_award=1995
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- Fiction
- Trials (Homicide)
- Japaner
- 20th century
- American literature
- Fictional Works
- University of South Alabama
- Legal stories
- Deutscher Einwanderer
- Mord
- Washington (state), fiction
- Journalists, fiction
- Japanese americans, fiction
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