Today, the story of the camp shares the same status, as the impacts of that prejudicial imprisonment are still being felt generations later. 80 years ago today, the Minidoka internment camp opened.

a nonprofit focused on the preservation of the Minidoka National Historic Site, which was an internment camp for imprisoned Japanese Americans during World War II. The group said the wind turbines ...

The pair used an annual summertime pilgrimage by camp survivors and their descendants to Minidoka as the vehicle to tell the larger story. They planned ahead for Wasson’s trip to remote Idaho, which ...

The camp in Minidoka, Idaho, was littered with pebbles that internees ... something that emerged from their own imagination and industriousness. All ten of the internment camps organized classes in ...

Brad Little recognized the legacy of Japanese internment in Idaho on Monday ... Little sought to remember both the history of the Minidoka and Kooskia camps as well as the legacy of the 442nd ...

Internment camps held Japanese-Americans and Japanese ... both in California, and one in Minidoka, Idaho. Those locations are now part of the National Park System. Overall, camp populations ...

Structures at the Minidoka National Historic Site, part of a larger camp where 13,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to Idaho during World War II, are shown in this file photo.

The order gave the U.S. army the authority to forcibly remove 120,000 Japanese-American civilians from their homes along the West Coast to internment camps ... ended up in the Minidoka Relocation ...

Little made a proclamation where he highlighted the illegal imprisonment of American citizens of Japanese ancestry in camps in Kooskia and Minidoka and how those folks volunteered from the camps ...