1947 PHILIPPINE HISTORY & INDEPENDENCE " THE PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC " PRESIDENT QUEZON FILM 85874
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This black & white educational film is about the newly independent Philippines. This was made circa 1947.
Opening: The March of Time - Forum Edition - The Philippine Republic (:07-:35). A map of the Philippines. Devastation after WW2. The people start to rebuild after the war. July 4, 1946, Independence Day in the Philippines. People in a marketplace. Women work and children sit atop a water buffalo. General Emilo Aguinaldo, after fighting with the U.S. against Spain, was captured by the U.S. military in 1901 and declared allegiance to the United States. He didn't like the presence of American troops on the islands. People celebrate, have a parade. Cars drive (:36-2:37). Manuel Quezon speaks. He secured a commonwealth status for his country. A parade. Quezon was elected the President of the new commonwealth. Daily life in the Philippines. A lot of people live in poverty. Agriculture is the big food crop. People work in the fields. Landowners. Water buffalos assist with the fields
(2:38-4:05). Trains move cane sugar. Men chop sugar crops. Manila hemp, also known as abacá, is a type of buff-colored fiber obtained from Musa textilis (a relative of edible bananas), which is likewise called Manila hemp as well as abacá. It is mostly used for pulping for a range of uses, including speciality papers. Hemp is converted as men work the factories. Chromite is moved around by cranes and wires. Mines have chromite and gold. Manilla Stock Exchange. People in the stock exchange. Boats in the docks (4:06-5:44). Men do exercises. A woman teaches children. Children cut with scissors. University of Philippines. Men and women work in a lab at the university. Battleships of the U.S. fleet in Cavite in Manila Bay. the U.S. Air Force is also in the Philippines. Planes start their propellers. A Philippine army. General MacArthur on the telephone. Marching troops (5:45-7:29). Sign for Camp Dau, the Philippine Army Training Center. Japan overwhelmed the American and Philippine troops and took over within 5 months of December 1941. Japanese troops take down an American flag. Japanese troops walk. Guerilla armies sprang up all over different islands to fight the Japanese. American troops who evaded capture were the leaders of some of these groups. Newspaper headline: MacArthur invades Philippines in 1944. MacArthur walks onto the Philippines through the water as he exits a craft (7:30-9:02). Guerillas joined with MacArthur's men to fight. U.S. troops walk. Tanks go by and Filipinos salute them. Happy people. People hold signs that praise America and Truman. Cars and people as the war is over. Food rations for the people. Sign for employment center
(9:03-10:46). Workers go and and sign up. People clean up war torn areas. Train tracks are built. Manila Harbor. Army and navy divers go into the bay to seek the money that was hidden pre-war so no one could take it. Some of the recovered money. Bank where people do business. Men build (10:47-12:24). Americans meet with people of the Philippines to figure out a way to help them. The people of the Philippines in a large group. Men lift rifles. Manuel Roxas, a senator in the Philippines. People eat, make food (12:25-14:00). End credits (14:01-14:08).
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God bless and help this struggling Phillippine Nation, Republic and Peoples!
I wish for the day that the word "struggling" will no longer be an adjective beside my country name.
Its my first time seeing the late presidents alive in a footage it's an honor seeing them. Thanks for sharing, mabuhay! Philippines and america will always be friends.
Thank you for sharing this, MABUHAY Philippines❤️🇬🇧🇵🇭
Awesome video, very informative. Keep on sharing...thank you.
8:21 Namacpacan Church - Luna, La Union
Proud to be a Filipino, 8:46 Philippine National Anthem in the background music.
Amazingly informative film..salamat
Did you know there is no film of the speech of President Manuel A. Rocas during the July 4, 1946 Philippine Independence ceremony while the speeches of all American officials were filmed. Or they are simply hiding it in the US Library of Congress and would like share it to us their former colony.
In short, Philippines is truly a great nation why? Spanish and americans can tell so. Peaceful and rich of natural resources until it was unravel and intentions of the far who has not been contented of what they have still wants for more!! God Bless my nation.
It's my first time to watch this video and by coincidence yesterday was July 4, a significant date in Philippine history. I would like to see more videos featuring Philippine presidents from President Manuel Roxas to President Diosdado Macapagal.
Good to see this buried history
This is what my Mom/Dad were saying. The good old day Common wealth government. Sharing of power between the USA and the Philippines for the common good of the people. I still felt it in the 70's.
So the Americans were good?
@@cashewnuttel9054
You're not American anymore why so bitter??? Start thinking your on your own. Your islands just had a major disaster. Lemme see if your God Duterte will make a miracle.
@@cashewnuttel9054 yes and no is the answer for that
@@jrexx2841 I've been talking to your people on Reddit Philippines and many downvoted me when I tell them not to leave your country. What the heck?
How is your country ever going to surpass Malaysia if you keep running away from it?
And by the way, I did bring that up as a point, and I still got downvoted.
@@cashewnuttel9054 Because they're filled with delusional people who excuse their selfishness by talking about rights, privilege, and the 'people'. You are exactly right, and it saddens me that Filipinos actually hate the Philippines because it's not as "rich and luxurious" as the West.
And a few decades later it's still struggling... It didn't change much after the independence from America, the political scene is a s#!t show, the people are so updated with things yet they are behind in understanding, I know, I live there.
3:09 - 3:24 looks like you recovered pretty good there.
Hardly struggling when the economy has been growing 6% on average for the past two decade, its the doubling of the PH's GDP from 176 USD Billion to 376 USD Billion, poverty went from 33% in 2006 to 21% in 2018, its industries are expanding particularly the Semiconductor Industry and the BPO and IT Sector. Infrastructure spending averages about 6% of the country's GDP for the past years, I anticipate the economy would only continue to grow from here.
@@herrkommandank675 as Filipinas deveria fazer parte do Brasil
@@herrkommandank675 no its our economy started to grow at stable 6-7 percent in 2010 so its not 2 decades
@@jrexx2841 5% during the 2000s, but fruther amplified to 6-7% in the 2010s
Treaty of Paris where the Philippine Islands were sold by the Spaniards $20M to the US, literally the land itself, and not the inhabitants or the Filipino people and we became the nation without land, in short squatter lang tayo sa sariling bansa, kaya hindi tayo napabilang sa one of the US states...they just got our natural resources like gold,, copper, steel and other minerals...sugarcane and coconut were exported to the US with less tax since were a US colony..we were slaved. Until now they are still interested at patuloy ang panghihimasok nila sa internal affairs natin, lalo na sa politics and foreign relations....kakaibiganin tayo pero pagdating ng giyera iiwan din...🤣🤣🤣
Have you read the book, "America's Double-cross of the Philippines," by Salvador Araneta?
So Japan was honest when they say they were trying to help the Filipino people taking back our rightful land. Pero napakatigas ng ulo natin, kaya yon, nilupitan tayo
We're still struggling up to this day😢😢
Malaking bagay po ang sine sa ating kasaysayan dahil yan po ang pinaka epektibo para tumanin sa kaisipan ng tao at madali po pating maintindihan at maltandaan
not only American who freed the country.. Filipino soldiers did also..
Mostly Filipinos. This film must be the cover for a much more interesting story. As if an army engineering training was enough to rebuild the nation..
I love Phillipines! ❤️
God bless Philippines 🇵🇭 🇵🇭🇵🇭
2:22 benevolence of american rule? we were sold by the spaniards unknowingly.. so, we were surprised when americans came agaun, not as allies during the filam spanush war, but as new conquerors.. pls update and correct your history..
Looking on how the Philippines has become more than 70 years later, I guess it would have been probably better if we didn't become independent at all.
I admit that we are struggling now, but we're improving, I mean the poverty rate dropped from 45% to 16% under Duterte. And the economy is growing. Yes, its not perfect, but its improving.
Remember what Manuel Quezon himself said "I would rather have a government run like hell by Filipinos than a government run like Heaven by the Americans because no matter how corrupt a Filipino government might be, we can always change it".
@@TheKnowledgeMan101 mais perai se vocês virassem um estado dos EUA vocês poderiam eleger um governador filipino além de ter a Maior bancada do congresso norte americano sem falar que estariam protegidos de uma nova invasão
This is a problematic mindset, it essentially tries to have an inferiority complex, rather than guided nationalism towards national development.
But I think you're also overlooking that the country has been significantly progressing since the 2000s, when the economy has been growing 6% on average for the past two decade, its the doubling of the PH's GDP from 176 USD Billion to 376 USD Billion, poverty went from 33% in 2006 to 21% in 2018, its industries are expanding particularly the Semiconductor Industry and the BPO and IT Sector. Infrastructure spending averages about 6% of the country's GDP for the past years, I anticipate the economy would only continue to grow from here.
Stupid argument from you cherry
tbh if we have become a US state its probably gonna be an all out war here bcoz of china so us gaining independency is good for the time being
God Bless pilipino we must struggle to make use of our natural resources
Positive narrative about the US "assisting" the Philippines after the war.
Our heroes fouth bravely to all aggressors of the state and threat of der freedom..
Andres Bonifacio
gen.Antonio Luna
Gen.Del Pilar
The Forgotten President Malvar at marami pa
13:40 18m citizen in 1947 now 110m 2022 wtf! hahaha
Si emilio aguinaldo yun.?
I'm a filipino so 🎆🎆🎆🎆😃😃
*7641*
July 4, 1946 real political Philippines Independence
Ayy same independence
7:00 Assistant lang ni McArthur si Eisenhower tapos in a few years Presidente na ang assistant niya
thanks
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nice footage but the narrator is obviously biased
American is good (saviour) and also American is evil (self interest).
Gusto ko ang Filipinas
Yan mga reporter noon?ang lupit.inglish.
Amerikano kasi sya kaya ganun sya magsalita ng Ingles.
left driving noon
Kailangan ko ng mas luma.malakas.
as far as I nkow Phil. independence is in 1946
Kapanahunan yan ng mga lolot lola ntin kinukwento nga dati ng lola ko ang buhay noon sagana daw noon ang ulam daw noon hindi binibili at hindi daw sila nauubusan ng bigas maski daw panahon ng hapon 1929 pinanganak ang lola ko
1946 not 1947
Thanks to U.S.A🙏
10:00 Filipinos are saying "Thanks Uncle Sam" LOL😅😂 .. They should say "Thanks Daddy" instead!! 😆
where is our gold?
In the pawnshops. Lol
Kailangan mapanood ni ella cruz ito baka sabihin nya tsismis lng
Philippin banana republic.b
Tanggapin na ego
SA PALAWAN MARIAMING CROMIATE
😂
NOW THIS 2022 THE PHILIPPINES WILL RISE AGAIN BECAUSE OF THE PRESIDENCY OF PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT BONGBONG MARCOS JR. GOD BLESS THE PHILIPPINES
Too much lies and half truths(still equivalent to a lie) on this video.
Bakit pinanganak kba sa taon na yn?
Inglish.lang hiya tagalog.labas nyo.
Bakit tagalog? This film was made during American Colonial rule. Eh di siyempre English.
Eh tanga ka pala ehh!!
As in tanga ka alam mong American rule tas sasabihin mong Tagalog dapat??? At tsaka lang hiya kadin!!
Douglas MacArthur is the real hero