
Remembering Heart Mountain: A Journey Through Japanese American History
Kurt, despite being a Nebraska cowboy, once studied in Japan, bringing a unique perspective to the conversation. Mike shares about Heart Mountain, the largest internment camp in Wyoming during the 1940s. This WWII Japanese American confinement site now serves as an interpretive center, inviting families and former internees for annual pilgrimages to remember and understand the hardships faced by Japanese Americans during the war. Kurt recaps the wartime events, highlighting the government's attempts to conceal the incarceration of Japanese Americans.









