Sentence examples for a relocation camp from inspiring English sources

The item belonged to his grandparents, who were sent to a relocation camp after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Mr. Zuberi arrives, ready to dig for more information on the artworks, which depict scenes from a relocation camp and are signed by a Geo.

For example, "Yolks on Me" (1944) deals with Japanese P.O.W.s escaping from a relocation camp, and is in line with the anti-Japanese racism of the era.

The self-reflective device works brilliantly: enlistment jarringly cuts off an urgent account of the sufferings of Daltrey's "powerless" acquaintances — a Japanese football buddy sent to a relocation camp, a girlfriend forced to seek an abortion in Tijuana — caused by oppressive social forces.

Heavy rains are a way of life for Haitians, but why the Haitian government green-lighted a relocation camp in a flood zone is anyone's guess.

Our house was underwater," said Maria Nehemiah, 37, a mother of three living in a tented relocation camp near Oshikango, a town on the border with Angola.

They will learn that their great-grandmother Lillie delivered a son, their Grandpa Rod, in a Japanese-American relocation camp during World War II.

Haiti's Potemkin village, the Camp Corail-Cesselesse relocation camp, is not safe.

Creativity gets the message across In Jhumka, a long-term relocation camp, members of the peer group have been invited to represent the interests of young people and of their wider community.

Manzanar has been referred to as a "War Relocation Center," "relocation camp," "relocation center," "internment camp", and "concentration camp", and the controversy over which term is the most accurate and appropriate continues to the present day.

There, for weeks, we would live in a filthy horse stable while our "permanent" relocation camp was being constructed thousands of miles away in Arkansas, in a place called Rohwer.