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Ayala Museum exhibit features WWII diary of Japanese POW
Copies of sketches and writings from the World War II diary of a Japanese engineer who was stationed in the Philippines at ...
Japanese Emperor Akihito bowed his head in sorrow during a sombre ceremony at the Philippines’ biggest war cemetery Wednesday as he vowed never to forget the many Filipinos killed during World War II.
Ninety-year-old Hilaria Bustamante casts a tearful gaze at a wall plastered with photos of departed fellow sex slaves, vowing to demand justice during a historic visit to the Philippines by Japan’s ...
The Pentagon has launched one of its largest-ever underwater recovery missions to retrieve American remains from the Oryoku Maru, sunk in Subic Bay in 1944. They survived the fall of Bataan, endured ...
The Japanese began to bomb American bases in the Philippines hours after the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor that launched the United States into World War II. By the spring of 1942, Japanese ...
Emperor Naruhito skipped the bloody history of Japanese imperialism and slaughter during World War II at a banquet honoring President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines.
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