Photos Related to Internment

	Camps were hurriedly built to house incoming prisoners. National Archives. Yoshiko Uchida, Desert Exile, University of Washington Press, Seattle and London, 1982, p. 73.

Camps sprouted up across the country, as far to the north and east as North Dakota and Arkansas. Edited from Frank and Joanne Iritani; Ten Visits; Asian American Curriculum Project, Inc.; San Mateo, CA; ©1995.
	Poston was constructed on the Colorado River Indian Reservation. Clem Albers, April 10, 1942. From National Archives. University of Arizona Library, WRA Exhibit -- Building the Relocation Camps, ©1995.
	The sky reflecting in the mud at Minidoka. Francis Stewart, December 10, 1942. From National Archives. Ed. by Roger Daniels, Sandra Taylor, and Harry Kitano; Japanese Americans, from Relocation to Redress; University of Utah Press; Salt Lake City, Utah; ©1986, p. 107.
	October 15, 1943, at Berlin Fought, near Burley, Idaho. Young women from Minidoka working as sugar beet toppers. Ed. by Roger Daniels, Sandra Taylor, and Harry Kitano; Japanese Americans, from Relocation to Redress; University of Utah Press; Salt Lake City, Utah; ©1986, p. 107.

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