American-Japanese Internment

Jan 08, 2013

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During WWII, Executive Order 9066 was issued. Executive Order 9066 allowed the U.S. government to evacuate Japanese immigrants and Americans of Japanese Ancestry living in Hawaii and the West coast to detention centers.. This order affected Issei, Nisei and Kibei.. Americans of Japanese Ancestry wer

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American-Japanese Internment

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Japanese American internment

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Japanese Internment

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Japanese Internment

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Japanese-American Internment

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Japanese American Internment Camps

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Japanese Internment

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Japanese Internment

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Japanese-American Internment

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Japanese Internment

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Japanese American Internment Camps

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Japanese American Internment Camps

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