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Similarities Between The Japanese Internment Camps And The Jewish Concentration Camps

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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JAPANESE INTERNMENT CAMPS AND THE JEWISH CONCENTRATION CAMPS

BY LANDEN2/3
Photo by Enokson
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America made the Japanese internment camps because of the bombing of Pearl Harbor. The Americans were afraid that the Japanese people were giving military secrets away. They were caught up in something called "war hysteria".

Photo by The City Project
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The Jewish concentration camps were run by Hitler. He wanted only white people to be on Earth so he set up camps to exterminate the Jews.

The first concentration camp was Dachau established by the National Socialist government. Other wise known as the Nazis.
Photo by One From RM
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SO, HOW ARE THEY THE SAME HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?

  • The camps ended in 1945
  • They imprisoned people
  • The people at the camps were treated unfairly
  • Unlike the Jews the Japanese Americans got a chance to fight in war
  • The camps in Germany was run by Adolf Hitler
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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The concentration camps were run by a terrible man called Adolf Hitler. He didn't like the Jews and said they are the cause of everything wrong. When the Jews were waiting to be shipped out and into the concentration camps they were put in little towns.

Photo by Marion Doss
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How ever the internment camps run by the Americans were established by president Franklin Delano Roosevelt to keep "aliens" away from active military zones such as bases, harbors, or factories.

They were going to keep all Japanese Americans on the west coast till the end of the war.
Photo by DonkeyHotey
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In the Japanese internment camps the Japanese people got to play baseball, knit, or grow flowers and much more

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In the Jewish concentration camps all the people inside were slaves and the Nazis worked them half to death and there wasn't enough food to go around

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Inside the Japanese internment camps there weren't any gas chambers or shootings. Something less welcoming at the camps were the barbed wire fences.

At one of the camps there were three layers of barbed wire fences.
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THE WEIRD THINGS

  • Some men of Japanese descent were asked to fight for the United States
  • Most of the japanese people went into the camps without complaining
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S'MORE FACTS ABOUT THE CONCENTRATION CAMPS

  • The first concentration camp,was liberated in 1944
  • The camps had gas chambers
  • In one of the camps, Auschwitz, they had lots of boots from the dead Jews
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Thank you for watching
We learn about these things to help make them not happen again. I hope these things don't happen again.

Landen Kawaguchi