+ Follow AMBASSADOR JUAN JOSE ROCHA Tag
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[Title] => Oh for another Quezon!
[Summary] => This past month of February marked an important national anniversary. This is the 60th year since the Battle for the Liberation of Manila. For the survivors of that event, this past month was sacred to the memory of their loved ones – parents, relatives or friends – who were among the 100,000 who died in Manila (most of them massacred by the Japanese military, others killed by intense artillery shelling by the Americans) or the tens of thousands also massacred by the Japanese military in Batangas and Laguna and other provinces.
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