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Up to 8,475 people were living in the Rohwer relocation center. This time was around March 1943. www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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Miranda Flores & Ayanna Garcia
English 6-6 Mrs Gilbert

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We have learned that  life was not very fair during that war for the Japanese. The government was really disrespectful to them.The American government believed to be protecting Americans but their measures were too harsh hurting many innocent families. They just thought that everyone was a spy. We learned about life in the camps and all the hardships the Japanese went through.

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Actor Pat Morita on being held in a Japanese Internment camp during WWII - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG

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The Rohwer War Relocation Center was built in July 1942 and opened on September 1942. It finally closed on November 30, 1945.

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The Rohwer War Relocation Center was built in July 1942 and opened on September 1942. It finally closed on November 30, 1945.

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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The camp’s residents were constantly dealing with muddy conditions, so drainage ditches were built around each block. Wooden sidewalks were constructed between the barracks, but some sections were especially low and flooding would rise above the level of the sidewalks. Sometimes buildings had to be sandbagged to prevent them from being flooded.

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The camp’s residents were constantly dealing with muddy conditions, so drainage ditches were built around each block. Wooden sidewalks were constructed between the barracks, but some sections were especially low and flooding would rise above the level of the sidewalks. Sometimes buildings had to be sandbagged to prevent them from being flooded.

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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Rohwer became home to approximately 2,000 school-age children, who attended classes within the confines of the camp. While these students were able to participate in sports and other activities, their forced confinement meant they did not get the same opportunities as students who lived beyond the barbed wire.

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Rohwer became home to approximately 2,000 school-age children, who attended classes within the confines of the camp. While these students were able to participate in sports and other activities, their forced confinement meant they did not get the same opportunities as students who lived beyond the barbed wire.

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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Five miles west of the Mississippi River and at an elevation of 140 feet, the relocation center area is intertwined with canals, bayous, creeks, and swampy areas.

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Five miles west of the Mississippi River and at an elevation of 140 feet, the relocation center area is intertwined with canals, bayous, creeks, and swampy areas.

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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Located five miles west of the Mississippi River in Arkansas, the Rohwer Relocation Center was near the town of McGehee and 110 miles southeast of Little Rock

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Located five miles west of the Mississippi River in Arkansas, the Rohwer Relocation Center was near the town of McGehee and 110 miles southeast of Little Rock

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm

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National Park Service: Confinement and Ethnicity (Chapter 11)

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The Rohwer Relocation Center was located in Desha County, Arkansas, 11 miles north of McGehee and 110 miles southeast of Little Rock. It was one of two relocation centers in Arkansas - 27 miles south was the Jerome Relocation Center. The relocation center was named after the community of Rohwer, which was located one-half mile south.

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Each residential block had twelve barracks, a recreation building, a mess hall, and a combined bathroom and laundry building

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Each residential block had twelve barracks, a recreation building, a mess hall, and a combined bathroom and laundry building

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www.javadc.org/rohwer_relocation_center.htm