Nayyriah+Jenkins

this picture is when they were just begining to get rationed out to the the home into the manzanar camps

this is the very last remain of the memory of the manzanar camp and this is the sign of the manzanar relocation center this is a camentary shrine and it says "monument to console the souls of the dead and the back of the shrine says" The inscription on the back reads "August 1943" and "erected by the Manzanar Japanese."



this is a luggage of a little girl in mazanar you could only bring few thing s but toys wernt supposed to be allowed troy leon cater spoke up andf they allowed the kids to bring as for there likings

this is the manzanar relocation center

this is a identification card s everyone had in manzanar in which consisted there barrack number apartment number and the times they eat **Manzanar** By Tom Russell (Song by Tom Paxton) He said, My name is Nakashimau I am a proud American. I came here in '27, From my homeland of Japan. And I picked your grapes and oranges, Saved some money, bought a store. Until 1942, Pearl Harbor, and the War. Came the relocation orders, They took our house, the store, the car, And they drove us through the desert, To a place called Manzanar. A Spanish word for apple orchards, Though we saw no apple trees. Just the rows of prison barracks, With the barbed wire boundaries. Chorus: And we dream of apple blossoms Waving free beneath the stars, Till we wake up in the desert, The prisoners of Manzanar, Manzanar. Fifty years have all but vanished and now im an old man but i dont regret the day that i came here from japan But on moonless winter nights, I often wish upon a star, That I'd forget the shame and sorrow, That I felt at Manzanar

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