Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Dedication v
3. Contents vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Forms of Separation, Exclusion, and Segregation in the Alaska Territory during World War II xv
6. An Alaskan Introduction: Regaining Indigenous Equilibrium as Wartime Resistance 1
7. 1. Unangax̂ Relocation: Forced Removal and Forced Labor 22
8. 2. Survivance Alliance: Tribal Mutual Aid and Sovereignty 54
9. 3. War on Unangax̂ Soil: The Battle of Attu, Native Nations, and the US Military 74
10. 4. The Alaska Territorial Guard: The Indigenized Guerrilla Platoon 100
11. 5. Racing and Erasing Natives: Frozen Jim Crow and Assimilation 128
12. 6. War and Sexual Violence: Gender, Segregation, and Imperialism in Alaska 157
13. Epilogue: People, Land, and Sovereignty 189
14. Appendix: Timeline of Oral History Research Travels 201
15. Glossary: Because Terms Matter 209
16. Notes 211
17. Selected Bibliography 241
18. Index 261
19. Indigenous Confluences 281