Inquirer
Growing up, I heard about Corregidor, the Death March, guerrillas, and late president Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.’s questionable wartime medals. When I visited Corregidor on a school field trip, I wondered why the story was largely narrated from an American viewpoint that made Filipino participation secondary. Why did Filipinos become “extras” in a theater of […]... Keep on reading: Angels of Bataan
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