The government assured the provinces that the Japanese would stay in agriculture and would be removed after the war, at the provinces request. The remaining 12000 Japanese were taken to Interior Housing Centers in the middle of B.C. These housing centers consisted of four abandoned mining towns and two completely new communities...
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During the internment the Canadian Government claimed all the Japanese's land and possessions and sold them for a factor of the original cost. The government called this land claim's. After the internment and the war, the Prime Minister at the time Makenzie King started to deport Japanese back to Japan...
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Japanese Internment It took another forty years for the US government to recognize the violations of this population's constitutional rights. The internment camps were permanent detention camps that held internees from March, 1942 until their closing in 1945 and 1946...	3 / 594
Japanese Internment (Diary) It was an 8-5 job and, in between, I did what I could to have fun like go to dances or the movies. Pay wasn't very good for work in the camp. The wages were set at $12, $16, and $19 a week based on skills required for the jobs...	3 / 561
Japanese American Internment Poston and Gila in Arizona; Heart Mountain, in Wyoming; Minidoka, in Idaho; Topaz, in Utah; and Granada, in Colorado."3 The Japanese were very unfamiliar with those areas, not used to the climates of the regions...	4 / 944
Japanese Interment Camps in WWII and had either raised their children here, or had spent their entire lives in the U.S. There was vehement opposition to the violent action taken by Japan, as there is with any act of bloodshed...	3 / 642