Life in Japanese internment camps during World War II was marked by difficulties, military oversight, and community resilience.
Life in the internment camps during World War II was challenging for Japanese Americans, especially the initial arrivals in 1942 who had to build their own camps under harsh conditions. Internees faced military discipline, lack of privacy, and extreme temperatures in locations like the deserts of California, Utah, and Arizona. Despite the hardships, they formed communities within the camps, organizing schools, cultural activities, and sports events.
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