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Philippine Resistance Against Japan in World War II

Philippine Resistance Against Japan in World War II

Hardcover

Series: Williams-Ford Texas A&M University Military History

Southeast Asian History

Publisher Price: $55.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date October 29, 2026

ISBN10: 1648433987
ISBN13: 9781648433986
Publisher: Texas A&M University Press
Published: Oct 29 2026
Pages: 376
Language: English

Guerrilla warfare in the Philippines--shaped by centuries of resistance tactics against occupational powers--produced surprising yet often underappreciated strength during World War II. Insurgency groups bolstered by Allied support were crucial to Japan's defeat. Although most resistance movements in the Pacific Theater were not largely documented, the offer of US veteran status to Filipino guerrillas allowed the US Army to collect primary evidence through veteran applications. In Philippine Resistance Against Japan in World War II, Robert S. Burrell consults less-referenced archives and other sources to provide historical context on how Philippine resistance became so pervasive and successful, examines US support to the resistance throughout the islands, and fills in the historical record concerning Japan's counterinsurgency efforts.

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