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The U.S. eventually  forgave Japanese for bombing us and most of the Japanese forgave us for putting them in the relocation camps.

A picture of a Japanese Bomber pilot and a Pearl Harbor survivor sitting together.

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Interview with a survivor of the relocation camps

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Interview with a survivor of the relocation camps

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The Problematic Segregation Policy of the War Relocation Authority - Michi Weglyn

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In July 1943, Tule Lake concentration camp was designated as a segregation center for those the camp authorities considered "disloyal" as a result of their answers on the mandatory "loyalty questionnaire." In this clip, Michi Weglyn talks about the policy of segregation in the concentration camps.

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When around the army Jimi Yamaichi had an eirry feeling, The army was instructed not to have interactions with the internees. Jimi talks about the Internal Police, INS, and the Army, all who had sidearms. And then there was the FBI, everywhere, in suits. It was hard to forget one was incarcerated.

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The U.S thought that all Japanese- Americans in the country were spies because of the attack on Pearl Harbor

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Klamath Falls Basin, California

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Students working in their classroom doing the best they can.

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Peak population: 18,789 Japanese-Americans

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26,000 acres

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What I Learned About the Treatment of the Japanese-Americans During World War Il was
bad.

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Built:1942
Taken Down:1946

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A map of the Tule lake relocation center

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A map of the Tule lake relocation center