Biography
Takeshi Hori was a Japanese American participant in the Heart Mountain draft-resistance movement. After being confined at Heart Mountain during World War II, he was prosecuted for refusing military conscription and imprisoned at the United States Penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Photo: Kaku-Yamashita Family History, Tak Hori biography; photographer and photograph date unstated. Original-image crop; identified by the source (single portrait illustrating his family biography). Source: https://kakuyamashita.wordpress.com/tak-hori-biography/ . Copyright status unconfirmed; used for educational biographical identification at the site owner's direction. No permission or open license claimed.
Forced-removal chronology
The institutional biography records confinement at Santa Anita Assembly Center on May 26, 1942, followed by arrival at Heart Mountain on September 10, 1942. These are confinement-stage milestones, not a complete continuous-custody span or a change to the draft-resistance case. Heart Mountain institutional biography.
