9066: One Signature Changed It All, Episode 2
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Life in Japanese American Internment Camps
This chapter explores the challenging conditions faced by Japanese Americans in incarceration camps during World War II, highlighting issues like overcrowding and inadequate food. It emphasizes the emotional and physical toll of living in such harsh environments, contrasting their past lives with the grim realities of camp existence.
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