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'They herded us like cattle:' Japanese-Canadians faced internment during WWII
The granite monument lists every name and gives families a place to remember the 22,000 people forced into camps.
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snnewswatch.com'They herded us like cattle:' Japanese-Canadians faced internment during WWII
Following the bombing of Pearl Harbor, 22,000 Japanese-Canadians were forced from their homes in British Columbia and moved to internment camps for the duration of the Second World War.
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