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Tule Lake during Martial Law - Kenge Kobayashi

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In July 1943, Tule Lake concentration camp, California, was designated as a segregation center for those the camp authorities considered "disloyal" as a result of their answers on the mandatory "loyalty questionnaire." In this clip, Kenge Kobayashi describes a shooting in Tule Lake during this time period.

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I learned that the people had to suffer through harsh times and did not always just play games. The astonishing things that I learned were that the land was 26,000 acres and that it was a dry lake bed

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where was tule lake located map - Google Search

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apanese Americans passed the time during their imprisonment. playing sports - Google Search

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japanese Americans passed the time during their imprisonment. playing sports apanese Americans passed the time during their imprisonment. playing sports

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everyday life at tule lake camp - Google Search

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everyday life at tule lake camp - Google Search

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American Internment & Relocation Centres

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Jimi Yamaichi is inside a recreation of a 20' x 20' Tule lake Internment barracks at the Japanese American Museum in San Jose, CA. Construction of the camp started in mid-April 1942 and the first internees arrived a month later. 100 ft. barracks were being finished every minute.

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The population of that time was 18,789

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It was located in California and the nearest city was hatfield, plus it it 4.5 miles away.

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It opened in the summer of 1943 and it closed on March 20, 1946.

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English 6-3
Mrs.Gilbert
2 February 2018