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How Japanese Americans Survived Internment in WW2

HISTORY LESSON

120,000 Japanese Americans were imprisoned in the U.S. in internment camps during World War II. Their lives and stories are remembered in an exhibition in San Francisco.

Emily Wilson
Emily Wilson
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Emily Wilson

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