... communities where evacuees might live and contribute, through work, to their own support pending their gradual reabsorption into private employment and normal American life-(Relocation of Japanese-Americans 2). This meaning that because the relocated Japanese-Americans and alien Japanese would get help from the WRA in a number of ways and with this assistance could have even been granted the access to leave the camp because ... "storage" of the evacuees but also as say a class on how to get back out into the world. It seemed as though the U.S. Government and others saw that the Japanese...

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