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Former Poston internee Maria Uyeda, left, meets Talyia Carter, Miss Colorado River Tribes, center, and Lauryn Miller, Little Miss Colorado River Tribes, after a ceremony at the Poston Monument Memorial near Parker, Ariz. More than 17,000 people of Japanese ancestry were held at the Poston internment camp, also known as the Colorado River War Relocation Center, during World War II.

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Former Poston internee Maria Uyeda, left, meets Talyia Carter, Miss Colorado River Tribes, center, and Lauryn Miller, Little Miss Colorado River Tribes, after a ceremony at the Poston Monument Memorial near Parker, Ariz. More than 17,000 people of Japanese ancestry were held at the Poston internment camp, also known as the Colorado River War Relocation Center, during World War II.

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