The document summarizes the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II. It describes Japan's increasing power in the region and objectives leading to the bombing of Pearl Harbor and aerial attacks on the Philippines. It discusses the fall of Bataan and Corregidor, the Death March, brutality by the Kempeitai secret police, economic hardship under Japanese rule, and the formation of resistance groups. It also covers MacArthur's return, the Battle of Manila, the establishment of a puppet republic, and the liberation of the Philippines at the end of the war.

1. THE JAPANESE
OCCUPATION(PHILIPPINES : HITTING ROCK BOTTOM)

2. A GROWING POWER : JAPAN

3. JAPAN’S OBJECTIVE

4. JAPAN’S OBJECTIVE

5. PEARL HARBOR BOMBING

6. PEARL HARBOUR BOMBING

7. PEARL HARBOUR BOMBING

8. ERIAL ATTACKS IN THE PHILIPPINES

9. AERIAL ATTACKS IN THE PHILIPPINES

10. GENERAL DOUGLAS MCARTHUR

11. GENERAL DOUGLAS MCARTHUR
“Old soldiers NEVER
die; they just FADE
AWAY”.
“In war there is NO
substitute for
VICTORY”.
“There is no
SECURITY on this
earth; there is only

12. MANUEL L. QUEZON

13. MANILA DECLARED OPEN CITY

14. CORREGIDOR

15. CORREGIDOR

16. THE FALL OF BATAAN

17. THE FALL OF BATAAN

18. THE FALL OF BATAAN

19. THE FALL OF BATAAN

20. CORREGIDOR

21. CORREGIDOR

22. THE DEATH MARCH

23. THE DEATH MARCH

24. THE DEATH MARCH

25. THE DEATH MARCH

26. SAM GRASHIO

27. CAMP O’DONNELL

28. CAMP O’DONNELL

29. CAMP O’DONNELL

30. CAMP O’DONNELL

31. CAMP O’DONNELL

32. THE DEATH MARCH

33. CARLOS R. MONTOYA

34. DEATH MARCH MARKER

35. THE BATTLING BASTARD OF BATAAN OF POW
MEMORIAL

36. THE HARD TIMES

37. THE KEMPEITAI BRUTALITY

38. THE FORMATION OF THE HUKBALAHAP

39. GUERILLAS AGAINST THE JAPANESE

40. ECONOMIC DISASTER

41. MICKEY MOUSE MONEY

42. PRICES OF FOOD ITEMS & NECESSITIES
(1940 VS. JUNE 30,1945)
ITEM UNIT 1940 1945 MULTIPLE
[‘40=1.0]
Charcoal ganta 0.10 0.80 8 times
Rice ganta 0.30 2.80 9.3 times
Fish kilo 0.30 5.00 16.7 times
Beef kilo 0.70 6.50 9.3 times
Chicken each 1.00 9.00 9.00 times
Eggs each 0.03 0.60 20.0 times
Sugar, cent. kilo 0.12 2.00 16.7 times
Milk 14-oz. can 0.16 0.16 1.0 times
Onions kilo 0.15 16.00 106.7 times
Cigarettes pack 0.20 1.50 7.5 times

43. THE ISSUE OF COLLABORATION : PUPPET
REPUBLIC

44. THE ISSUE OF COLLABORATION : PUPPET
REPUBLIC

45. THE SECOND PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC : PUPPET
REPUBLIC

46. JOSE P. LAUREL

47. MCARTHUR’S RETURN IN LEYTE

48. MCARTHUR’S RETURN IN LEYTE

49. MCARTHUR’S RETURN IN LEYTE

50. SERGIO OSMEŇA SR.

51. SERGIO OSMEŇA SR.

52. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

53. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

54. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

55. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

56. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

57. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

58. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

59. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

60. THE BATTLE OF MANILA

61. HIROSHIMA & NAGASAKI NUCLEAR

62. HIROSHIMA & NAGASAKI NUCLEAR
BOMBING

63. HIROSHIMA & NAGASAKI NUCLEAR
BOMBING

64. THE LIBERATION OF THE FILIPINOS

65. HE LIBERATION OF THE PHILIPPINES
“…the entire
Philippine Islands are
now liberated and the
Philippine campaign
can be regarded as
virtually closed”.
-Gen. Douglas McArthur (July 4,
1945)

66. THE IMPACT OF THE JAPANESE
OCCUPANCY TO THE FILIPINOS

67. IMPORTANT NAMES
GEN DOUGLAS MACARTHUR
CAPTAIN JESUS VILLAMOR
LT. CESAR BASA
LT. GERONIMO ACLAN
JOSE ABAD SANTOS
MANUEL L. QUEZON
SERGIO OSMENA SR.
JOSE P. LAUREL
PRES. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
LT. GEN. JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT
GEN. EDWARD KING
MANUEL A. ROXAS
LT. COL. NOBUHIKO JIMBO
ADM. THOMAS HART
GEN. MASAHARU HOMMA
GEN LT. MASAMI MAELA
LUIS TARUC
ADM. NOMURA
BENIGNO AQUINO SR.
RAMON AVENCENA
CLARO M. RECTO
CAMILO & JORGE VARGAS