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Japanese Americans lives’ during WWII mass incarceration shown in rare Ansel Adams’ images

Camille Fine, USA TODAY Comments Off on Japanese Americans lives’ during WWII mass incarceration shown in rare Ansel Adams’ images

Ansel Adams presented a positive view of the incarcerated, a stark contrast to the actual upheaval of relocation and bleak conditions of the camps.

      
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