Editorial: Honouliuli must not be forgotten
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Honouliuli camp, tucked into a hot, dry portion of Honouliuli Gulch about 2.3 miles due north of the University of Hawaii West Oahu, was Hawaii’s largest and longest-occupied internment and incarceration camp during World War II. Opened in 1943, it was created on 160 then-remote acres of Oahu Sugar Co. property, taken over with wartime haste by the U.S. military after a first detention center as Sand Island overflowed.
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