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Here is a interview on Sam Mihari about what it was like to live at The Heart Mountain War Relocation Center.

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Panel Discusses Japanese Internment Camps During WWII

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During World War Two, hundreds of thousands of Japanese Americans were held in internment camps, in order to prevent them from spying for the Japanese. Four of these camps were in New Mexico and the New Mexico Japanese American Citizen League is studying the effects of the camps.

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This shows where most of the barracks and guard towers are.

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In this picture, there are multiple students working hard in their classroom.

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Documentary of Heart Mountain War Relocation center

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Documentary of Heart Mountain War Relocation center

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Here is a look at what happened behind the barbed wire at Heart Mountain.

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The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Documentary

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Map Layout of The Heart Mountain Relocation Center: 

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Map Layout of The Heart Mountain Relocation Center: 

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Here is a map of the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center.

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What I learned about the treatment of the Japanese during World War II:

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What I learned about the treatment of the Japanese during World War II:

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I learned that the Japanese were treated as if they were numbers. They were taken to the interment camps and were not able to leave. They were prisoners of war.

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Images of life in the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center: 

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Images of life in the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center: 

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Here is a picture of life at the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center.

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Peak population:                        

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Peak population:                        

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The peak population of the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center was 10,767 people.

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Location:                                         

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The Heart Mountain War Relocation Center is located in between the towns Cody and Powell in north Wyoming.The distance to Cheyenne was 402 miles.

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The Heart Mountain War Relocation Center was built in August 11, 1942 and was closed on November 10, 1945.

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Akhil Bhakta
English 6-6
Mr. Roberts Class