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Torrance City Council Approves WWII Camp Wall

Torrance City Council Approves WWII Camp Wall
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Torrance City Council to Hear Presentation on WWII Camp Wall

Torrance City Council to Hear Presentation on WWII Camp Wall
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Mary Urashima, Leader Of Effort To Preserve Historic Japanese American Settlement In Huntington Beach, Dies

Urashima, who had spent the last decade fighting to open the Wintersburg farm to the public, died this week.

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No way to compensate Japanese communities who lost it all during WWII: Kyoko Oda

Some of LA’s famous recreation spots were used as detainment sites during World War II. That includes a now-shuttered golf course in Tujunga.

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Project To Be Unveiled In LA Names Every Japanese American Incarcerated During WWII

A team led by a USC professor says it has identified 125,284 people incarcerated because of their Japanese ancestry.

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