Maria Orosa and her fellow World War II heroes were given a final resting place at San Agustin Church in Intramuros, Manila ...

Maria Orosa is not just a street in Manila but should be remembered as the name of a World War II heroine associated with a famous Filipino food invention: Banana ketchup. In the website “Lady Science ...

He invited everyone to visit and enjoy Intramuros’ new attractions so ... the devastation of World War II, its ongoing revitalization, and its future development. “Ang kuwento po ng Centro ...

Looking at photos of Intramuros taken shortly after the 1945 Battle for Manila, it is clear that many structures—or at least the shell or facade—remained. In retrospect, some of these could have ...

From housing the Philippines’ lawmakers and solons to surviving the war, the National Museum of Fine Arts has stood the test ...

An exhibit featuring the works of renowned Filipino painters, including National Artist Fernando Amorsolo, was opened to the ...

The Manila American Cemetery and Memorial will host a temporary exhibit to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Manila during World War II.

For 30 days, the Philippine capital was caught up in a clash between the Japanese and American armed forces in a bloody, destructive battle at the tail end of World War II. It is an event ... Feb. 22 ...

Before World War II, Binondo was the center of a banking ... and 16,665 Japanese were killed within Intramuros. Realizing they were losing the war, the Japanese army, in their desperation ...

During World War II, bombs dropped by Imperial Japan targeting Allied Forces destroyed much of Manila, including Intramuros, its “Walled City.” Although the Indigenous building culture of the ...