Heart Mountain
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Heart Mountain images and information about one particular Heart Mountain survivor, Yoshiye Yoshida. A video will be added to this collection soon.
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Heart Mountain Memorial ParkHeart Mountain was home to over 11,000 people, there were 30 blocks altogether. One barrack usually housed 4 family units. Typical room sizes were 14 x 20, but larger families had larger rooms. Each barrack was just a giant room with no walls so there was virtually no privacy. Summers … |
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Heart Mountain HospitalYoshi Yoshida worked here as a nurses aid. |
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Yoshiye YoshidaBorn 1922, she was relocated to Heart Mountain with her family in 1942. Her family had 2 months to move out, and until that time they met much persecution. Her memories in the camp, like most people, were not the most pleasant memories, but I admire their patience and ability … |
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Yoshiye Yoshida Interview TranscriptionI interviewed Yoshiye Yoshida, If you view the original item you will see a link for the video. |
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更新日 6月 28 2021 1:49 a.m.
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