The president during WWII put the Americans that were descendants of Japanese citizens were moved to Interment camps because they were accused of still loyal to their home land in Japan. Life inside interment camps was not a walk in the park. The Japanese Americans did get fed by mostly it was like bread and potatoes and this was like this every day for three meals a day. The camps in the United states usually had schools, hospitals, and sometimes depending on the day musical entertainment. Sometimes in some of the interment camps the Japanese Americans prisoners died from lack of medical care and the some of them suffered from emotion stress of the camps and WWII. ( Mickey pg.1)
Japanese Americans on a bus on the way to an internment camp
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Hospital at the Minidoka Internment Camp.
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Japanese eating dinner at the Minidoka mess hall
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