The document summarizes key events and leaders during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in World War II. It outlines the guerrilla resistance movement led by Manuel Roxas with other regional leaders. It discusses President Quezon going into exile in the US after Japanese forces invaded the Philippines. It describes harsh policies under Japanese rule, including forced prostitution, surveillance, economic hardship, and banning of religion. It introduces the KALIBAPI as the single political party imposed by the Japanese to replace pre-war parties, with Benigno Aquino as its first director general.

1. THE GUERRILlA RESISTANCE
Manuel Roxas
The over-all head of the guerrilla movement

2. Roque Ablan
in Ilocos
Other Leaders:
Wenceslao Vinzons
in Camarines

3. Salvador Abcede
in Negros
Tomas Confessor
in Iloilo

4. Muhammad Dimaporo Ali in Lanao
Dado Dangwa in Mt. Province
Ramon Magsaysay
in Zambales

5. In Manila:
Jose Guerero
Ramon Cabrera
Marcos Agustin
Raul Manglapus

6. QUEZON IN EXILE
May 8, 1942
 the president and his company arrived at San
Francisco, California
May 9, 1942
 Quezon established himself and the
Commonwealth government at the
Shoreham Hotel

7. His staff were:
Joaquin Elizalde (Philippine Resident
Commissioner)

8. Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo (Secretary of
Information and Public Relations)
Jaime Hemandez (Auditor General)

9. OCCUPIED PHILIPPINES

10. The Japanese policies were strict and cruel.
The Japanese forced many Filipino women to sex
slavery
Everyone and Everything were closely monitored.
Cost of living was highest and food shortage was
everywhere.
Religion was banned.
Nipongo language was made compulsory.
Children were made to respect the Japanese Flag.

11. THE KALIBAPI
Katipunan ng mga Lingkod ng Bayang
Pilipino o KALIBAPI
 this would be the single political party that would
replace the pre-war parties
December 30, 1942
 KALIBAPI was launched

12. Benigno S. Aquino
 First director general