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A few pictures from the exhibit on Japanese-Americans interned during World War II. The video in the background is a guy explaining to his daughter what life was like in the camps at Manzanar. Manzanar was the first of the camps to be designated a National Historic Site and I've visited it a couple of times. The camp itself was torn down shortly after the war, the wood sold off. Clearly, this conversation, complete with Mount Whitney in that back, is fake since there were no camps remaining that people could tell their children about. However, once the National Historic Site is set up, it should be possible. |