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"Some 120,313 persons of Japanese descent came under the custody of the WRA (War Relocation Authority) between May 8, 1942 (the date Colorado River Relocation Center opened which is also called the Poston Relocation Center, and March 20, 1945 (the date Tule Lake closed).
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http://relocationarchives.org/showdoc.php?docid=00002&search_id=29709&pagenum=17
Original Source: "The Evacuated People A Quantitative Description". United States Department of the Interior, J.A. Krug, Secretary; War Relocation Authority, D. S. Meyer, Director.
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