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This a interview with a person at the camp

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This a interview with a person at the camp

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The Day of Mass Removal - Kara

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I learned that when the Japanese were taken everything they owned was taken and not given back to them when they returned home. The sad thing is that we kept the Japanese in stables so that way people can build camps for them to stay in until further notice. When they were in stables they had no privacy all they had was a towel or a blanket but that was not much of a barrier to cover them or have privacy. When they were done building their homes they moved them it but they did not give them anything all and the so called houses were called apartments but all they were was a 20 by 20 room with a potbelly stove and there was always a sand storm almost everyday. Also heart mountain came from a nearby mountain and in the camp there was guards around the camp watching the Japanese all the time.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHYnChWcNp

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The camp reached its peak population by 10,767

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It was in Wyoming,USA and the closest town was Ralston near it and it is 5.2 miles away from it.

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It opened 1942 in ,Wyoming USA and it closed in 1945 November 10.

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Nicholas Lopez
Mrs. gilbert
Nov.28