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Gen Douglas McArthur in Corregidor

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11 March, 1942

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Today in Philippine History After struggling against great odds to save the Philippines from Japanese conquest, U.S. General Douglas MacArthur

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Battle of Bataan

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16 February, 1945

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Today in Philippine History American paratroopers landed on Corregidor during World War II, in a campaign to liberate the Philippines.

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FI - December 24 - Seat of the Commonwealth Ph

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24 December, 1941

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TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY President Manuel L. Quezon transferred the seat of the Commonwealth Government to Corregidor island at the

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Reconnecting With Our Roots Today in Philippine History

20 October, 1944

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TODAY IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY: A few hours after his troops landed, MacArthur waded ashore onto the Philippine island of Leyte.

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