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interview

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The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Dachau Liberation

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Heart Mountain - Three Years in a Relocation Center

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A documentary about Japanese-American internment camps during World War II, produced by KCSM.

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Something I learned about Heart Mountain is that the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center, named after nearby Heart Mountain and located midway between the towns of Cody and Powell in northwest Wyoming.

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The heart mountain story has been assembled and published in a book by Mamoru Inouye who spent the war years in the internment camp at Heart Mountain, Wyoming. Mr. Inouye purchased the Heart Mountain photograph collection of Life photographer Hansel Mieth and used them as a basis to tell the story of Heart Mountain from 1942 to 1945.

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Heart Mountain Japanese Relocation Center

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Buffalo Bill Museum & Heart Mountain Relocation Center

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Heart Mountain Japanese Relocation Center, WY

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The Heart Mountain Japanese Relocation Center, 1942-1945, was home to more than 10,000 residents. Located in northern Wyoming, a few haunting remnants of the 46,000-acre camp still stand - a hospital boiler house with its towering red chimney, two hospital buildings, an administrative building, the concrete vault from the high school, a root cellar, and a large excavation that once served as a swimming hole.

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The Heart Mountain peak population was 10,767.

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Heart Mountain camp was located in Park County, Wyoming.  The nearest town from Heart Mountain is Powell, Wyoming. Powell, Wyoming is 11.2 miles away from heart mountain.

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It was first opened in August 12, 1942, and closed

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Marina Kest English 6 Period 2 Mrs. Gilbert
Ashley Alfaro English 6 Period 2 Mrs. Gilbert