May 4, 1943
Parades and meetings are a common sight at the Luneta. In less than a month’s time, eight gatherings and parades had been held with compulsory… Read More »May 4, 1943
Parades and meetings are a common sight at the Luneta. In less than a month’s time, eight gatherings and parades had been held with compulsory… Read More »May 4, 1943
[Andrews] is violently anti-American, is largely responsible for Pendatun’s attitude. [Grimstead is] a stable and careful commander in a difficult area. [Khalil Khodir is a]… Read More »May 3, 1943
Shoreham Hotel. Quezon back from three weeks rest at Miami as guest of the military intelligence service. Originally he had planned to have me spend… Read More »April 29-May 1, 1943
We were awakened by the sound of machine guns last night coming from several places. Meñing (Dr. Bernas) said it was best for us to… Read More »April 11-27, 1943
Phil Darling, Father Buttenbruck arrived, said you died July 27. I know it’s not true. I know you wouldn’t leave me. I’ll always wait for… Read More »April 24, 1943
Radio from Peralta or rather Abcede suggests that they might be considering an armistice which will make it that much tougher on us.
I have been resting in bed for several weeks to regain some of my lost weight. I have gained eight pounds and am feeling fine.… Read More »April 7, 1943
(*Undated but in portion dealing with Summer of 1943) I had a great find today. In other, happier days the arrival of a mail boat… Read More »April, 1943*
Many things have taken place since I have last written. On March 7, 1943 Coné sent two men (one of them a Philippine Army G-2,… Read More »April 1, 1943