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WWII - 1940s, Government Documentary: This Is The Philippines (1945). R4 of 4

Reel Number: H1317-07

Color: Black and White

Sound: SD

Year / Date: 1941,1942

Country: Philippines

Location: Luzon

TC Begins: 10:46:30

TC Ends: 10:53:37

Duration: 00:07:07

American signs; empty street; people moving in streets. 10:47:08 Men cutting & falling mahogany trees, sawmill, railroad cars w/ timber, stacks of boards. Sugar cane harvesting, mill, people carrying for export. Coconut harvesting & husking. 10:48:12 Rubber trees, tapping. Women in tobacco fields harvesting. Rolling cigars. 10:48:41 Men cutting large hemp stalks, shredding, drying, twined into ropes w/ machines. 10:49:31 Factories, machines & business activity. Mining; docks. 10:49:52 Military training w/ machine guns, rifles, drilling. 10:50:28 Small kids marching, laughing, reading, schools & teachers. 10:50:47 GI sitting on bunk talking to camera as to what the Filipinos are: “love freedom...they’ll die for it...” “The Filipinos are Americans...” 10:52:13 Antenna & radio operators, shortwave operator, view thru clouds w/ sentimental voice over. 10:53:12 Landing craft towards shore. The End. WW2; American Propaganda; Philippine Islands; Pre-WW2 Daily Life; 1930s;

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