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abandoned and what happened here? buried in sand and grass. >> we gather here today to write a grave wrong. >> nearly 50 years later, the us government apologized to japanese americans and granted token reparations. back in the small town of granada, colorado, one teacher started researching what happened down the road from his school at camp amachi. >> it was kind of fate. my mother actually worked with a former internee. his name was emery nomura. so, you know, we knew about it. so i get hired here as a young teacher, and i want to i want to do a history project. >> one suitcase per person. >> what started as an oral history project at the only school in granada. population 400, blossomed into a full blown museum. well, they started the ummachu preservation society and with the help of other organizations, recovered key landmarks like the water tower, a guard tower and a barrack.

wow. what do you feel when you step into here? >> oh, i vivid memories. yeah. vivid memories. it's like they i could be lying over there. i can still see that after decades of work to preserve the memory of amachi, the biden administration has declared the camp a national historic site. amachi represents the fortitude of 7000 or more people who came obediently willingly, but obeyed only even though they were being treated as enemies. >> what is the ribbon cutting going to mean to you? >> finally, finally, we get to tell our story. but not only that, it preserves the stories that people have contributed. and when we're gone, gone, it will perpetuate those stories. >> our thanks to juju chang. now

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