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What We Learned About the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center

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What We Learned About the Heart Mountain War Relocation Center

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We learned that the people that lived in Heart Mountain were very nice and caring to each other. We also learned that it was very hard for the people and children to learn because they only had a limited number of supplies for school.

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A Look At Life in Heart Mountain War Relocation 

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A Look At Life in Heart Mountain War Relocation 

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School in Session

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A Look at Life in Heart Mountain Relocation Center

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A Look at Life in Heart Mountain Relocation Center

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They would ice skate during the colder months to pass time

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(Video)

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The Legacy of Heart Mountain-Dachau Liberation

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Heart Mountain - Three Years in a Relocation Center

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A documentary about Japanese-American internment camps during World War II, produced by KCSM.

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This is a map of Heart Mountain relocation camp during World War  ll

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This is a map of Heart Mountain relocation camp during World War  ll

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10,767 Japanese Americans

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Midway between the towns of Cody and Powell in Northwest Wyoming. Ralston was the nearest city.

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Opened:August 12,1942
Closed:January 1945

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Sofia Apolinario & Lillian Enriquez
English - 1
Mrs. Wagoner