Japanese+Internment+During+WWII+-+Pathfinder

Japanese families arriving at Camp Harmony Assembly Center, Puyallup, Washington State, 1942. Fine Art. Encyclopædia Britannica ImageQuest. Web. 22 Sep 2014. [|http://quest.eb.com/#/search/108_265892/1/108_265892/cite]

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Internet Websites About Japanese Internment

 * [|Amache Preservation Society]**
 * [|Children of the Camps]**
 * [|Densho.org: Japanese American Legacy Project]**
 * [|Digital History: Japanese American Internment]**
 * [|Documents.Gov: Executive Order 9066]**
 * [|Hawaii Internment.org: Japanese Internment in Hawaii]**
 * [|History.com: Japanese-American Relocation]**
 * [|History of the Net: World War Two Japanese Internment Camps in the USA]**
 * [|How Stuff Works: Did the United States Put Its Own Citizens in Concentration Camps?]**
 * [|Info Please: Japanese Relocation Centers]**
 * [|Library of Congress: Ansel Adams Photographs]**
 * [|Library of Congress Primary Source Documents]**
 * [|Manzanar National Historic Site]**
 * [|National Archives: Japanese Relocatin and Internment During WWII]**
 * [|PBS: Internment History]**
 * [|Scholastic: Japanese Americans - The War at Home]**
 * [|Smithsonian Institute: Japanese Americans & the U.S. Constitution]**
 * [|Texas State Historical Association]**
 * [|Topaz Museum]**
 * [|Tule Lake Committee]**
 * [|U. S. History.org: Japanese-American Internment]**