Philippines Under Puppet Government written report

Philippines Under Puppet Government written report

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  PHILIPPINES UNDER JAPANESEPUPPET GOVERNMENT MAIN OBJECTIVES 1. To prevent use of Philippines as an advance American military base. 2. To acquire staging areas and supply bases to enhance operations. 3. To secure communication lines from japanese home Island. THE PACIFIC WAR  Japan invaded the Manchuria, China, French indo China, and Dutch east Indies.  USAFFE (July 31,1941) o US Army Forces in The Far East o A combined military forces of American and Filipino Soldiers under the command of GENERAL DOUGLAS MacArthur(26 January 1880 – 5 April 1964)  USAFFE FOUR COMMANDS o North Luzon Force(Dec. 3,1941) -Maj. Gen. Jonathan Wainright o South Luzon Force(Dec. 13,1941) -Brig.Gen. George Parker Jr. o Visayan Mindanao Forces -Brig. Gen. William Sharp o USAFFE Reserved -Gen. Douglas MacArthur  Philippine National Red Cross o Conducted practice evacuation in Manila  July 10, 1941- first simulated blackout in Manila.  October 6, 1941- total blackout in archipelago.  December 7, 1941 ( Washington time) o Admiral K. Nomura was in the Washington to present Japan’s peace proposal. o PEARL HARBOR attacked by Japanese Forces in Hawaii.( naval US pacific fleet of America) U.S. Battleships Row In Pearl Harbor 1.Nevada - Just over a half hour after the Nevada was hit by one torpedo, the Nevada got underway and left its berth in Battleship Row to head toward the harbor entrance. 2.Arizona - The Arizona was struck a number of times by bombs. Approximately 1,100 of her crew were killed. A memorial has since been placed over the Arizona’s wreckage. 3.Tennessee - The Tennessee was hit by two bombs and was damaged by oil fires after the nearby Arizona exploded. However, it stayed afloat. 4.West Virginia - The West Virginia was hit by up to nine torpedoes and quickly sank. 5.Maryland - The Maryland was hit by two bombs but was not heavily damaged. 6.Oklahoma - The Oklahoma was hit by up to nine torpedoes and then listed so severely that she turned nearly upside down. Despite being upside down, a large number of her crew remained trapped on board. 7.California - The California was struck by two torpedoes and hit by a bomb. JAPANESE FIRST ATTACKED IN THE PHILIPPINES  December 8, 1941 (Philippine time)- Under the command of Gen. Masaharu Homma, Air Attacks conducted in Davao, Toguegarao, Zambales, Tarlac and Clark field.( airplane naval base in the Phil.)  December 9, 1941- Manila First wartime air raid by Japanese forces. JAPANESE LANDING IN THE PHILIPPINES  Appari and Vigan, Ilocos Sur (December10, 1941)  Legazpi, Albay ( December 12, 1941)  Davao ( December 20)  Lingayen, Pangasinan (December 22, 1941)- under command of Lt. Gen. Masaharu Homma a 45,000 Japanese troops landed. WAR PLAN ORANGE 3 (RAINBOW 5)  Master plan that ordered the withdrawal of all island forces to Bataan peninsula.  Required the evacuation of all Civilian within the Area before the Entry of Japanese Troops. COMMONWEALTH EXILE  December 24, 1941 – Pres. Manuel Quezon , His Family and His War Cabinet moved to Corregidor together with Sec. Justice Jose Abad Santos , Vice President Sergio Osmeña, Gen. Basilio Valdez, and Col. Manuel Nieto.  February 18, 1942 – Commonwealth left Corregidor on board Submarine Swordfish.  February 20, 1942 - Commonwealth landed in Australia to America. MANILA AS AN OPEN CITY  December 26, 1941- Gen. Douglas MacArthur declared Manila as an Open City.
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  PHILIPPINES UNDER JAPANESEPUPPET GOVERNMENT JAPANESE IN MANILA  January 2, 1942- Japanese Forces entered Manila GEN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR ESCAPED  March 11, 1942- under Pres. Roosevelt, Gen Douglas MacArthur left Corregidor and went to Australia.  March 17, 1942 – after landing in Australia, Gen. MacArthur promised to Filipino people and said that “ I came Through and I Shall Return”  USFIP( US FORCES in THE PHILIPPINES) -Activated under the Command of Gen. Jonathan Wainrigth. CORREGIDOR  the tadpole shaped defensive fort of three square miles of island at the mouth of Manila Bay  had three supporting islands • Caballo • Carabao • El Fraile FALL OF BATAAN  April 9, 1942 – under Major General Edward "Ned" P. King, Jr, Bataan surrendered to Japanese Forces under the command of Lt. General Masaharu Homma. DEATH MARCH (70 Km march) o The infamous Bataan Death March was one of the greatest atrocities of World War II. o More than 75,000 U.S. and Filipino soldiers were forced to become Prisoners of War. o This was a 70-mile forced march of American and Filipino soldiers by Japanese forces. o Phase One: March the prisoners 19 miles to Pampanga Phase Two: Load the prisoners into 200 trucks to transport them 33 miles to a train station Phase Three: Prisoners march 8 more miles to Camp O'Donnell BATAAN DEATH MARCH ROUTE 1. MARIVELES tp San Fernando, Pampanga (55 Km March) 2. San Fernando, Pampanga to Capas, Tarlac ( Travel by Train herded into BoxCart) 3. Capas, Tarlac to Camp O’ Donnel (Walk 7 Km to prison camp)  VOICE OF FREEDOM- radio station inside Malinta tunnel in Corregidor.  May 6, 1942- General Jonathan Wainright broadcast the surrender of Corregidor and all troops in the Philippines. JAPANESE MARTIAL LAW  January 3, 1942- Japan Established JAPANESE MILITARY ADMINISTRATION under Gen. Masaharu Homma as Gen. Director and imposed Martial Law in the Country.  Detention Camps became place of torture.  January 23, 1942- Central Administrative Organization established as replace in Commonwealth Government. o Jorge Vargas – Chairman of Executive commission. o The following was appointed as department heads: 1. Benigno Aquino, Sr.( interior), 2. Antonio de las Alas (finance), 3. Jose P. Laurel (justice) 4. Claro M. Recto (education, health, and public welfare) 5. Quintin Paredes (public works and communication) 6. Jose Yulo (Chief Justice of the Supreme Court)  Feb. 17 , 1942 o Japanese educational Policies enacted through Military Order No.2 (promoting Filipino culture, spiritual enrichment among Filipino families, propagation of Japanese language- Nipongo and the implementation of GREATER EAST ASIA CO-PROSPHERITY SPHERE.)  Japanese Premier Hideki Tojo (January 21, 1942 ) o “Established the Philippines for the Filipinos’ o GREATER EAST ASIA CO-PROSPHERITY SPHERE- a long range economic plan for Japanese conquered territories. REFORMING THE PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT  December 2, 1942- KALIBAPI (Kapisanan ng Paglilingkod sa Bagong Pilipinas), Organization
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  PHILIPPINES UNDER JAPANESEPUPPET GOVERNMENT in the Service of the New Philippines was the only Political Party allowed during this period. o Jose Vargas – Ex Officio o Benigno Aquino-Director General  October 14, 1943- Proclamation of Philippine Independence and inauguration of Republic of the Philippines. PUPPET REPUBLIC (October 14, 1943) – Second Republic / Japanese Sponsored-Republic. o Jose P. Laurel –President o Benigno Aquino, Sr-Vice President o Antonio de las Alas -Minister of finance o Claro M. Recto – Minister of Foreign Affairs o Quintin Paredes – Minister of Agriculture and Commerce o Jose Yulo - Chief Justice of the Supreme Court o Teofilo Sison- Minister of Justice o Jose Villa – Acting Executive Secretary GUERILLA – Anti Japanese Movements  HUKBALAHAP- Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon / People’s Anti- Japanese Army (1942) lead by Luis Taruc of Partido Komunnista ng Pilipinas .  Founded in bounderies of Nueva Ecija and Tarlac mostly consisting Peasants and Workers.  THE LEADER OF HUK’S 1. LUIS TARUC 2. Castro Alejandrino 3. Bernardo Poblete 4. Eusebio Aquino 5. Felipa Culala 6. Lope Dela Rosa 7. Mariano Franco  Fundamental Spirit- Document guiding principles of the Huk’s  Iron Discipline- Document duties and priviliges of Huk’s soldier.  Katubusan ng Bayan- Principal Huk Publication JAPANESE COLLABORATORS  GANAPs- Serve as Spies for the Japanese military authorities.  PULAHULANES- Acted as guides for the Japanese in their efforts to arrest people who supported the geurilla cause.  PALAAKs – Worked as gurads for Japanese army  UNITED NIPPON- Wore army uniforms as part of Japanese Military .  PAMPARS( Pambansang Pag-asa ng mga Anak ni Rizal)- organized in Pililia, Rizal, a group members wore blue denim uniforms with short pants.  MAKAPILI(Dec.8, 1944)-[Makabayan: Katipunan ng mga Pilipino] headed by Artemio Ricarte, Benigno Ramos, Pio Duran FIVE MORTAL ENEMIES OF FILIPINO 1. Japanese Military 2. Diseases 3. The guerillas 4. Hunger 5. Japanese paid Filipino spies SOCIAL CONDITION  People lived with fear from Japanese atrocities.  Many people died of starvation  Comport Women increased(Raped and abused by Japanese official) ECONOMIC CONDITION  Mickey Mouse Money – the currency used during the Japanese era  Malnutrition was rampant  Kangkong became a common food to fight hunger THE JAPANESE INFLUENCES  Livelihood  The Filipinos learned to engage indifferent businesses like buy and sell and barter trade to earn a living.  In Literature, Filipinos were encouraged towrite on a condition that they would useTagalog as medium. However, the writersdid not fully enjoyed the freeedom of expression  Entertainment
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  PHILIPPINES UNDER JAPANESEPUPPET GOVERNMENT RECONQUERING PHILIPPINES  Oct.20,1944- AMERICAN FLEET ON PALO,LEYTE o Together with Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Sergio Osmena.  Oct. 24 - 26, 1944 - BATTLE OF LEYTE GULF o Greatest naval battle in history o almost destroyed the entire Japanese fleet- said to have signaled the beginning of Philippine liberation from the Japanese  January 9, 1945- American in Lingayen Gulf  February 3, 1945- American entered in Manila  March 3, 1945 – American had won the war in Manila .  April 26,1945- Baguio was captured  June 4, 1945- Gen. Douglas MacArthur declared independence of the Philippines from Japanese invasion  July 4, 1945- completed liberating Luzon.  Aug. 6-9, 1945- Atomic bomb in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Emperor Hirorito declared the surrender of Japanese troops.  September 2, 1945- Formal end of world War II in Asia after signing a treaty on board USS Missouri at Tokyo Bay.  September 3,1945 (Appari, Cagayan)- The last Japanese Army troops surrendered under Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita BY: JONALYN TIMBAL BSE MATH 3B URSR NOTES: