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Interview with Japanese Internment Camp Survivor

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Brianna and I learned a lot about this camp. Some things that we learned was how that Japanese Americans were forced out of their houses to go to this camp. Another thing we learned was that their land was taken over from local farmers, the farmers would pay a penny for every acre of land. The farmers took and paid almost about 10,500.

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This is where the camp was located.

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All the kids were getting ready to go to school.

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When they were in line to get onto the train.

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Colorado Experience: Amache (full length)

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7,318 Japanese Americans.

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located in southeast Colorado. About a mile west of the small farming community of Granada, south of US 50.

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Built:  August 27, 1942
Closed: October 15, 1945.

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Brianna Barreto and Dakota Crandall
English 6-3
Mrs.Gilbert