Camp Comparison “Japanese-Americans in the aftermath of Pearl Harbor” by Jane Mcgrath that writes about Pearl Harbor. “Concentration Camps, 1933-1939” that talks about what type of camps their are that the Jews went to. While both of these are about the Holocaust, there is different facts about them in the two articles. Jane Mcgrath wrote about Pearl Harbor. 20,000 Japanese-Canadians had to move West Coast to other regions or camps. December 1944 Japanese-Americans were allowed to return West Coast. In 1942 Japan invaded and occupied two Aleutian Island, Kistan and Attu. The isolated places were California, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming, and Arkansas. Their were Residents, Government officials, Japanese-Americans, and Japanese-Canadians.
