The document summarizes the Japanese invasion and occupation of the Philippines during World War II. It describes how Japan aimed to control Southeast Asia for its natural resources like oil and rubber. The Japanese occupied the Philippines from 1942 to 1945, until U.S. and Filipino forces liberated the islands. The occupation was brutal, as the Japanese forced the "Death March" and committed other atrocities when retreating. Propaganda was widely used by both American and Japanese forces during the war.

1. WAR IN THE PACIFIC

2. Man is always in search for the
truth
Sophia (Latin) = Wisdom
Wisdom is not just
understanding/knowing.
Wisdom is the LOVE for the TRUTH.
Not just knowing what it is but the why
and the right thing to do.

3. TRUTH IS ELUSIVE
ELUSIVE catch, or achieve.
difficult to find,
CACOPHONY OF VOICES sounds.
a harsh, discordant mixture of
HOW DO WE FIND THE TRUTH?
By finding the OBJECTIVE REALITY
Evidences

4. Two sides of every story
Text
Society doesn't care about the
truth. They just want a story.
Where was this before this false
arrest? #guatemala#Philippines #buildingschools
#givingback #freebizzle #freekalfanzo #Tacloban #
Truth

5. Which camp is telling the
truth

6. More pressing stories...

7. the rise of Japan

8. Greater East Sphere
Asia CoProsperity
A. control South-East Asia jointly with China.
B. make South-East Asian countries the economic
equals of Japan.
C. use Asia as a source of raw materials and a market
for manufactured goods.
D. create an Asian free trade area to rival the European
Economic Community.

9. Japanese hegemony

10. Japan imperialism
WW II
WW II
his military solution called for the complete occupation of
Southeast Asia and the Dutch East Indies in order to
secure much needed raw resources.
Oil
Rubber

11. Mistake - japan
The Japanese government believed that
once these regions were firmly under
their control, the Allies – and especially
the United States – would sue for peace
rather than fight a bloody war in distant
lands.

12. Angry americans
The Japanese
however, did not
anticipate the angry
backlash which
came as a result of
their use of force at
Pearl Harbor.
a strong and adverse reaction

13. Americans capitalized that anger
PROPAGANDA
is a form of communication aimed towards influencing the attitude of the
community toward some cause or position by presenting

14. AMERICAN PROPAGANDA-SUPER
HEROES

15. JAPANESE PROPAGANDA
WW II

16. JAPANESE PROPAGANDA
EXAM ON FRIDAY

17. MODERN PROPAGANDA

18. Japan occupied the Philippines for
over three of Japan. the
years, until
surrender

19. A highly effective guerilla campaign by sixty
Philippine resistance forces controlled
percent ofareas.
the islands, mostly jungle and
mountain
Hukbalahap

20. Japanese Gov’t -philippines

21. DEATH
MARCH
MARCH

22. DEATH MARCH

23. DEATH MARCH

25. JAPANESE INVASION
DAVAO
DAVAO

26. ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE FORCES
IN DAVAO
Arrival in Davao City from PalauDetachments
of Miura and Sakaguchi Island

27. commanding general of the 100th Division Japanese
Imperial Army
Davao District 1945
Davao District 1945
Davao District 1945

28. Lt. Minoru Wada, a World War II
Japanese POW

29. DAPECOL
Lt JOSE TUVILLA

30. History
Towards the end of
World War II, from March
10 to August 15, 1945,
the allied forces of the
United States and
Filipino guerrillas staged
a series of campaign
called Operation
Victor V to recapture
and liberate Mindanao
against the Japanese
forces remaining in the
island.

31. On March 10, 1945,
General Douglas MacArthur,
Field Marshal of the
Philippine Army and
Commander of the U.S.
Army Forces in the Far East
(USAFFE), ordered Lt. Gen.
Robert L. Eichelberger,
commanding general of the
U.S. Eighth Army, to reclaim
the entire Mindanao from
the Japanese forces

32. The attack on the Philippines started on
December 8, 1941 ten hours after the attack
on Pearl Harbour in Hawaii.

33. Pearl Harbor

34. Japanese troops landed at the Lingayen Gulf
on December 22, 1941

35. On the advice of President Quezon, General MacArthur
declared Manila an open city on December 25, 1941

36. The 13,000 survivors on Corregidor
surrendered on May 6, 1942.

37. When at last the fighting ended in the old
Spanish citadel of Intramuros, Manila
was in ruins.

39. On January 9, 1945 the Americans landed unopposed
at the Lingayen Gulf on Luzon and closed on Manila.

40. Senselessness of War