Japanese Internment Camps

[ElProximo]

Great job. Some of the camp pictures are beautiful and in some way I felt like I wished I lived in those times and places. Life was 'simpler' and such a well-organized almost 'utopian' sort of small community like that. Not only that but people seemed to have a proper 'class' about them. Men wore suits and children dressed well.

Maybe I'm being romantic but the video certainly brings that sort of sentiment in me. Are all these photos from Canada do you know?

[SarDanProds]

@ElProximo Thank you! And I'm pretty sure all the pictures are from the Canadian camps.

[carlossmithy111]

this was also the case for british and americans in japan, probably in worse conditions, it was a world war and there was much more terrible things happening in the world at this time! i do have sympathy for the innocent but the americans were simply taking safe, neccessary precautions.

[smilesatyourfuneral]

LOL, I have to do a stupid project on this video. Thank you so so much for uploading it.

Angry sarcasm aside, its quite good. :D

[SarDanProds]

@smilesatyourfuneral you have to do a project on this video in particular, or on the japanese internment camps in general? and thanks!

[smilesatyourfuneral]

@SarDanProds On this video. From what I remember, I had to find words (direct or indirect) in this video from A - Z that had something meaningful to do with the internment camps and then explain why for five of them. Got full marks. XD Took a while though...

[SarDanProds]

@smilesatyourfuneral your teacher chose this video??  Glad u did well!