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On April 11, 1943, James Wakasa, was shot and killed by a guard when he near the south side of the fence which to the guard, it appeared that James tried to escape.

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Something I learned about the Topaz Relocation Center is that when the camp opened on September 11, 1942 barracks and school weren't made until October.

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These "prisoners" of Topaz are serving themselves.

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The most amount of Japanese Americans held in the Topaz Relocation Center was between 110,000 and 120,000 people

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This is a map of where all the relocation camps during WWII were located.

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This is a picture of the citizens of the Topaz Relocation Camp

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Distance of the nearest locations to Topaz

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Distance of the nearest locations to Topaz

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140 miles South of Salt Lake City and 16 miles West of Delta.

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When the Topaz Relocation  center was closed

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When the Topaz Relocation  center was closed

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The Topaz Relocation Camp closed on October 31, 1945

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This video show the life and memories of Topaz.
https://youtu.be/o1aAi1jNobI

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These towers were used to watch the Japanese Americans as well as barbwire fences to prevent the Japanese Americans from leaving the camp.

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https://youtu.be/BTAF6IzwJY8

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 When the Topaz Relocation Center Founded

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 When the Topaz Relocation Center Founded

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The Topaz Relocation Camp was founded on September 11, 1942

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Delta, Utah United States, Area:  30.94 mi².

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Isabella Hernandez

English 6-6

January 30, 2016