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We learned that Tule Lake relocation center was constructed on April 15, 1942 and opened May 27, 1942. It took a month and a half to build. It was open for nearly 4 years and then closed because in December 1944, President Roosevelt released all the Japanese from the internment camps. This is what we learned about our camp!

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Google Search, http://bit.ly/2QtVQm8

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Construction on the Tule Lake War Relocation Center started April 15, 1942. It was opened May 27, 1942. It was closed on March 20, 1946.

Google Search, bit.ly/2Qy7gFT.

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YouTube, http://bit.ly/TLRCI

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Organizing Tule Lake Pilgrimages - Jimi Yamaichi

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During World War II, Jimi Yamaichi was incarcerated in the Tule Lake concentration camp, California. In this clip, he talks about getting involved with organizing camp pilgrimages. This clip is an excerpt from Jimi Yamaichi's Densho oral history interview conducted January 26, 2011. To see the complete interview segment, visit the Densho Digital Repository (http://ddr.densho.org/interviews/ddr-densho-1000-312-15/).

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Tule Lake War Relocation Center, California

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Tule Lake War Relocation Center, California

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Nick Melodia & Andrew Ward
English 6 -  2
November 27th 2018

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Photo of Tule Lake War Relocation Center

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Photo of Tule Lake War Relocation Center

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Google Search, http://bit.ly/2RjcJxf

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Tule Lake War Relocation Center was located in California, and was 10 miles away from the Tulelake town.
Google Search, http://bit.ly/2FPZbIr
Google Maps: https://www.bit.ly/TuleLakeWRC

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YouTube, http://bit.ly/2TY3a8P

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Vivid Memories Of Tule Lake Internment Camp | The Daily 360 | The New York Times

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A survivor of a maximum-security Japanese internment camp recalls his experience at Tule Lake in Northern California. See what remains of the camp in this 360 video. By: Alexander Thompson, Logan Jaffe, Samantha Quick, Kaitlyn Mullin Subscribe on YouTube: http://bit.ly/U8Ys7n --------------------------------------------------------------- Want more from The New York Times?

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The peak population was 18,789, which occured on December 25th, 1944. What a great Christmas gift!

Janm, http://bit.ly/2P8Sxw4