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Feb 6, 2024 |
nichibei.org | Kenji G. Taguma
CRYSTAL CITY, Texas — They came from across the country and over the Pacific to a small town in Texas, seeking to make a connection with a site that incarcerated their families during World War II. Crystal City, Texas was the site of a Department of Justice “internment camp” that not only housed Japanese Americans, but also Japanese Latin Americans virtually kidnapped from South America, as well as German Americans and Italian Americans.
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