The Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians ... forced more than 120,000 people of Japanese descent to live for years in incarceration camps. Above, construction crews work ...

“Like many of the Japanese who came ... As in all camps, families shared bathroom facilities and ate in mess halls. Detainees had schools, churches, sports teams, social activities and medical care.

Wander around downtown Portland now, and it's hard to see how this stretch of blocks just west of the Willamette River was once a thriving Japantown. A few hints remain-a collection of riverfront ...

Conditions in the internment camp were extremely harsh, with families crammed into small student dormitories and individual internees living in crowded classrooms, offering no privacy. Due to poor ...

And, if we may be so bold, one of those priorities really should be to dig into one of the many great new books that have ...

In 1971, the Montreal Chinese Hospital became public and served as a long-term care hospital ... given to those in internment camps. Unlike prisoners of war of enemy nations who were protected by the ...

The Heart Mountain Internment Camp just outside Cody that held thousands of Japanese-Americans during World War II was undoubtedly a prison. Barbed wire, armed guards, towers and spotlights made ...

On Tuesday, a group of legislators visited Heart Mountain Interpretive Center, which exists to remember anti-Asian ...

Hilary Hutcheson's first film "The Tengu Club" weaves fishing into a personal story of family and how they survived racism and Japanese Internment Camps during World War II. Hutcheson is best ...

The Yoshida family lived along the Pecho Coast a century ago. Now, you can learn their story at an exhibit at the San Luis ...