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Below is a hidden camera at the center recording

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Below is a hidden camera at the center recording

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Above is an interview with a Japanese American

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Above is an interview with a Japanese American

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Interview with Toru Saito, internee at Topaz War Relocation Center

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Video from the Topaz, Utah, Japanese internment camp during WWII

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Surrounded by desert, Topaz was an entirely new environment for internees, most of whom had been rounded up in the San Francisco area. Located at 4,580 feet (1,396.0 m) above sea level.Topaz also included a number of communal areas, including a high school, two elementary schools, a 28-bed hospital, at least two churches, and a community garden, among others.

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8100-8300 Japanese Americans

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Family at Topaz
War Center

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15 miles west of Delta, Utah

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Map Layout of Topaz War Relocation Center

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Map Layout of Topaz War Relocation Center

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Below is the map layout of Topaz War Relocation Center

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September 11, 1942,
Closed October 31, 1945

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Himal Malik and Mauricio Vega Ayala
English-1
Mrs. Wagoner