Remembering dark chapter of internment camps
It was a dark chapter in American history during World War II when nearly 120,000 Japanese Americans were forced to abandon their lives because of their ancestry. The very first community to be exiled was Bainbridge Island where a memorial now stands. Q13 News reporter Grace Lim has the story of a woman who was a child when she was relocated to an internment camp.
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