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Heart Mountain Chronicles: The History of a Japanese Relocation Center Comet Sound familiarThis is the story of a city. The Heart Mountain Relocation Center, located in northwest Wyoming, was one of ten Japanese American internment camps built by government in the summer of 1942 to hold persons of Japanese ancestry forcibly removed from the West Coast during WWII in response to the attack on Pearl Harbor. Constructed in just 60 days, it became the third largest city in Wyoming at the time. Japanese evacuees were interned there from August