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The Japanese internment camp at Manzanar in California during World War II.  Manzanar was one of the first ten internment camps introduced in the United States. It's peak population consistened of over 10,000 indivudals, and was later closed in November 1945.

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The first group of Japanese-Americans consisted of 82 individuals, carrying their belongings in suitcases and bags in Owens Valley, Californa.

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Japanese-Americans were interned in crowded conditions at Santa Anita. Contradicts the conditions American propaganda was spreading regarding these internment camps at the time.

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Chldren of the Weill Public School, from the so-called international settlement, are shown in a flag pledge ceremony in April of 1942. Those of Japanese Ancestery were soon moved to War Relocation Authority centers. Demonstrates that many Japanese-Americans were adament in showing their loyalty as Americans.

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Accomodations for Japanese-Americans at the Santa Anita reception center, Los Angeles County, California. April 1942. Goes to show the extent the War Relocation Authority centers were willing to go in incarcerate many Japanese-Americans.