Rose Uriyu oral history interview, part 2 of 4, March 27, 2004

In this segment, Rose Uriyu talks about her favorite writer, Ernie Pyle, and his notable journalistic work during World War II, which he is known for. She talks more about her parents and describes the type of people they were. She also talks about her siblings. She talks more about her work at the hospital and how she chose the hospital over other opportunities. After two years at the hospital, Uriyu went to work for the newspaper, which opened a door into the MIS. With the MIS, she was sent to Tokyo, where she worked in the same office as General MacArthur. There, she typed the translated reports that were sent off to Washington. Uriyu ends the segment by talking about the work of a photographer and the wake of destruction she saw from Hiroshima.

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