September 27, 1944
In a radio speech yesterday, President Laurel categorically pointed out that the Republic has only one path to pursue, and that is, to extend all… Read More »September 27, 1944
In a radio speech yesterday, President Laurel categorically pointed out that the Republic has only one path to pursue, and that is, to extend all… Read More »September 27, 1944
Big posters were displayed in various parts of the city, depicting the barbarism of the American bombers, inciting the people to air their indignation and… Read More »September 26, 1944
Yesterday we started moving out of the old UST building in Intramuros. We have transferred everything we could to the Seminary in Sulucan which is… Read More »September 25, 1944
“Therefore I, José P. Laurel, President of the Republic of the Philippines, presently proclaim that a state of war exists between the Republic of the… Read More »September 24, 1944
Although the alarm sounded, the musician of the sky was actually playing its music elsewhere today. How big were the casualties of both sides in… Read More »September 23, 1944
Yesterday, the sky was filled with dark clouds. Today the horizon is even darker and gloomier. We had a reveille, and although the enemy came… Read More »September 22, 1944
They have arrived! At 9:30 in the morning and 2:30 in the afternoon, without any siren warnings to those who after so many exercises were… Read More »September 21, 1944
Immediately after the all clear signal, rumors spread like wildfire, that Lipa, Tarlac, and Vigan were bombed and that the Americans have landed in Davao,… Read More »September 17, 1944
Yesterday, after filling the air with whining which nobody understood, the sirens sounded the air raid alarm signal for the first time since December, 1941.… Read More »September 15, 1944