Japanese
Occupation of the Philippines
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Lieutenant General Masaharu Homma,
Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Japanese Forces in the
Philippines. (Photo by ABE, Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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Lieutenant General Masaharu Homma,
Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Forces in the Philippines,
receives at his residence the official call of Chairman Jorge B.
Vargas and members of the Philippine Executive Commission, April 28,
1942. (Photo by ABE, Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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Lieutenant General Masaharu Homma,
Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Forces in the Philippines
(center), Major General Hayashi, Director General of the Japanese
Military Administration, and Chairman Jorge B. Vargas of the
Philippine Executive Commission. (Photo by Japanese Propaganda
Corps.)
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After the official call on Lieutenant
General Masaharu Homma, Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Forces in
the Philippines, by members of the Philippine Executive Commission.
(Photo by ABE, Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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Lieutenant General Masaharu Homma,
Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial Forces in the Philippines,
offering a toast to His Imperial Majesty, the Emperor of Japan, at
the luncheon which he gave on April 29, 1942, at the Manila Hotel.
Ranking officers of the Japanese Army and Navy were invited.
(Photo by Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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A big mass of USAFFE soldiers, now
prisoners of war, marching to their respective places of
concentration. (Photo by Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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The surrender of American-Filipino
Forces in the eastern Bataan front was offered in this historic
scene somewhere in Bataan when Major General Edward P. King, Jr.,
Commander of the Fil-American Troops on the eastern Bataan front,
accompanied by Colonel Williams, expressed his offer of surrender of
Bataan to a representative of the Commander-in-Chief of the Imperial
Japanese Forces. ((Photo by Japanese Propaganda Corps., April
9, 1943)
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The surrender of Major General Jones,
Commander of the Fil-American Troops on the western Bataan front,
and his staff members. (Photo by Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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War refugees of Orion, Bataan,
receiving medical attention from the Medical Corps of the Imperial
Japanese Forces. Peace has been restored and rehabilitation of
the area is progressing smoothly. (Photo by Japanese
Propaganda Corps.)
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Civilian refugees of Bataan are
thankful for the kind of protection of Japanese officers and
soldiers. They are receiving rice and corn distributed by the
Army. (Photo by Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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Civilian refugees of Bataan are being
protected by the Imperial Japanese Army. This picture shows
those refugees receiving foodstuffs and newspapers from the
Propaganda Corps of the Imperial Japanese Forces. (Photo by
Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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Another large group of war refugees
receiving foodstuffs from the Imperial Japanese Forces. (Photo
by Japanese Propaganda Corps.)
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