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Moises-Shehata-Duran
Mrs.Gilbert
Period 3
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RohWer War Relocation Center was located in Desha County, South eastern Arkansas he Rohwer Relocation Center was near the town of McGee and 110 miles southeast of Little Rock.

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The population for RohWer  was from Los Angeles and San Joaquin, California incarcerees endured a three-day train ride to Arkansas. 4,415 and 3,802

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Americans would be held under armed guard by white guards and that they would be removed from the state after the war. Adkins supported unsuccessful legislation that would have barred Asian Americans—including American citizens—from owning land and successfully banned Japanese Americans from leaving camp for work in the state or from attending any of the colleges in the state.

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Interview with George Takei, internee at Rohwer Relocation Center in Arkansas

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The opening date for RohWer camp was September 18, 1982 the Closing was November 30, 1945

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Here is a video of RohWer camp looked like

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Center for Advanced Spatial Technologies

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Rohwer Interment Camp Visualization Preview

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Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, longstanding prejudice and discrimination towards Japanese immigrants in California, Oregon and Washington combined with irrational mistrust and fear. In early 1942, under pressure from military and civilian leaders and the general public, President Franklin D.