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video of Jerome internment camp survivor.

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video of Jerome internment camp survivor.

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Interview with Sam Mibu, internee at Jerome Relocation Center in Arkansas

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When Sam Mibu was 13 years old, he and his family were forced to leave their home in Hawthorne, California and move to Santa Anita Assembly Center, where they would eventually be transferred to Jerome Relocation Center in Arkansas. Mibu was among 110,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were sent to internment camps under Franklin D.

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that a lot of Japanese people were trapped there so they wouldn't spy on the Americans and that

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I learned that the president thought that the Japanese were going to spy and do bad things. Also that they might be enemy too

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This camp was made in July 15, 1942 and was closed on June 30, 1944.

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The camp had a population of 7,932 people, the peak population was 8,497 people

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The Jerome interment camp was in Southeast Arkansas near Rohwer.