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Below is a map representing of how Gila River Relocation center looked during World War 2.

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What I Learned About the Treatment of the Japanese- Americans During World War 2

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What I Learned About the Treatment of the Japanese- Americans During World War 2

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During my studies of the Japanese internment during World War 2, I learned that family's were ripped apart and that since if you were Japanese, people would look at you differently that was a big part in our history.

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Interview with Ken Ou

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Internment - Time of Remembrance - Ken Ouchida

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Video: " Japanese Internment during WW 2"

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Video: " Japanese Internment during WW 2"

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A historical look in life in the Internment Centers

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Closing of the Jerome Relocation Center, Denson, Arkansas. A typical truck load of Jerome residents waiting to be put on the train for transfer to the Gila River Center. 06/13/1944

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13,348 Japanese American

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30 Miles (48.3 km) southeast of Phoenix, Arizona

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Built: July 20, 1942
Closed: November 16, 1945

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Gila River War Relocation Center, Arizona 

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Gila River War Relocation Center, Arizona 

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Angel Romero, Matthew Beltran
English-5
Mrs.Wagoner's Class