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What we learned about posten relation camp

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What we learned about posten relation camp

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During the studies of the Poston during World War ll, we learned that people were taken to poston during World War II because people thought that all Japanese people were spys.

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A historical memorial of poston.

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American Internment & Relocation Centres

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Located in Poston, Arizona. Memorial for the Japanese Internment camp from WWII. Filmed and Edited by: Mira

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1943 a group of Japanese people walking into a camp

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Date opened: June 2,1942
Date closed: November 28, 1945

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Eyewitness interview with Albert BunJi Ikeda.

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American Internment & Relocation Centres

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Japanese American Internment Camps Interview

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Japanese American Internment Camp Interview

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Interview Grandfather's Experiences Growing Up as Japanese American in Poston Internment Camp

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17,814

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below is a map of Posten war relocation

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Parker, Arizona
35.7 miles from Quartzsite, Arizona

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Joshua P, Tyler H
English 6 -1
Mrs. Wagoner class