What were conditions like at the camps where the Unangans were relocated?

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The conditions of the camps were the Unangans were relocated were in poor condition, with very little in the way of supplies.

<h3>Who were the Unangans </h3>

These people were the Aleuts. They were also known as the native Alaskans. During the second world war, these people were forcefully held and relocated from their homes.

The areas that they were kept were very unsanitary areas in the Southeast of Alaska.

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