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Kaylie Wong and Beayonca Burresch English 6-4

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Kaylie Wong and Beayonca Burresch English 6-4

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The Poston War Relocation Center In Arizona opened in 1942 and eventually closed three years later in 1945

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The Poston War Relocation Center In Arizona opened in 1942 and eventually closed three years later in 1945

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The population in Poston War Relocation Center in September 1942 was 17,814 people

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The population in Poston War Relocation Center in September 1942 was 17,814 people

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This Relocation Center was located in Yuma county of Southwestern Arizona. The Relocation Center was near the town of Parker, close to the border of California

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This Relocation Center was located in Yuma county of Southwestern Arizona. The Relocation Center was near the town of Parker, close to the border of California

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We learned from several interviews that not many people liked this internment camp because of how they were treated. We found this interesting because we did not think the Japanese people were treated poorly.

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We learned from several interviews that not many people liked this internment camp because of how they were treated. We found this interesting because we did not think the Japanese people were treated poorly.

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Discrimination Upon Leaving Camp - Yoshimi Matsuura

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Yoshimi Matsuura was incarcerated in the Gila River concentration camp, Arizona, during World War II. After leaving camp, he moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota. In this clip, he talks about an upsetting incident when he was trying to find housing in Minneapolis. This clip is an excerpt from Yoshimi Matsuura's Densho oral history interview conducted June 17, 2009.