Kumander Liwayway: A Feminine Warrior

Kumander Liwayway: A Feminine Warrior

Meet the woman guerrilla commander who wore perfume and put on red lipstick before going into battle.

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Give This Pampangueña a Memorial in the West Philippine Sea

Give This Pampangueña a Memorial in the West Philippine Sea

Sor Martha de San Bernardo became the first Filipino nun in 1632.

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333 Years in the Convent

333 Years in the Convent

Brief notes on the 500th anniversary of the Philippine-Spanish encounter.

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The Kipping House

The Kipping House

The old home of Jose Rizal’s love, Leonor Rivera, now up for sale, revives sweet memories, and brings tears.

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How the US Derailed Philippine History in 1986

How the US Derailed Philippine History in 1986

Looking at the US’ behind-the-scenes participation in EDSA ‘86

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A Century-Old Saga: Holy Spirit College on Mendiola Street to Close in 2022

A Century-Old Saga: Holy Spirit College on Mendiola Street to Close in 2022

A witness to the history of Manila and the Philippines will close its century-old door.

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Cesar Climaco: The Life and Times of a Democracy Icon

Cesar Climaco: The Life and Times of a Democracy Icon

A people’s mayor who lived and died a hero in a dark time.

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The Brown Man’s Burden

The Brown Man’s Burden

Looking for my great grandfather in 2021, the 500th year of Magellan’s landing in the Philippines.

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A Steel Prinzess Stranded in Cebu

A Steel Prinzess Stranded in Cebu

Did you know that a German sought safe harbor in Cebu during World War I?

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Jose Abad Santos: Hero And Front-liner

Jose Abad Santos: Hero And Front-liner

Chief Justice Jose Abad Santos’ martyrdom during World War II is history that deserves to be remembered.

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