Excerpts from the Bill of Particulars vs Tomoyuki Yamashita Pertaining to Batangas
Tomoyuki Yamashita, commander of all Japanese forces in the Philippines in 1945, surrendered to United States forces in 1945 and was placed ...
Tomoyuki Yamashita, commander of all Japanese forces in the Philippines in 1945, surrendered to United States forces in 1945 and was placed ...
In late February 1945, the Japanese committed severe atrocities against the civilians in the town of Bauan, Batangas. A summary of the atro...
February 1945 was a dark month for the province of Batangas. Probably because of the presence of the United States Army in Nasugbu, the inc...
The 10 th of February 1945 is a day one Justina Manlisik of Tanauan, Batangas, would not have forgotten. That day, her entire family was m...
At the end of World War II in the western Pacific, it was estimated that anything from 18,000 to 25,000 people of Batangas were massacred by...
The barrio named Sulok in Santo Tomas, Batangas, presently named Santa Cruz, in World War II was the site of a Japanese garrison. The barri...
In early 1945, partly because the United States Army had already established itself in Central Luzon and Nasugbu in a campaign to rid the is...
In February and March of 1945, just before the United States Army pushed out from the western Batangas town of Nasugbu to liberate the provi...