Life Imprisonment for Makapili from Rosario for Pro-Japanese Activities in Lipa
A Rosario, Batangas-born member of the Makabayang Katipunan ng mga Pilipino, a pro-Japanese World War II group in the Philippines 1 comm...
A Rosario, Batangas-born member of the Makabayang Katipunan ng mga Pilipino, a pro-Japanese World War II group in the Philippines 1 comm...
The Province of Batangas is part of the so-called Macolod Volcanic Corridor 1 , a 40-kilometer wide system of volcanism extending from Ba...
At the National Library of the Philippines Digital Collections are the scanned pages of a rare letter 1 handwritten by General Miguel Mal...
On the 31 st of January 1945, the United States 8 th Army made its long awaited landing on the beaches of the town of Nasugbu in western ...
This article contains a transcription of an article that appeared in a 12 January 1900 issue of “The American 1 ,” an English-language new...
In a much earlier article, Batangas History already featured the capture and looting of the then-town of Lipa 1 in 1900 by forces of the ...
[In this article: Rosario Batangas, Gaudencio Manigbas, Captain Esteban de Guzman, Court of First Instance Batangas, Marcial Macalintal, T...
This article takes a look at the town of Rosario in the nineteenth century through the eyes of Manuel Sastron, the Spanish ex-government o...
According to some accounts, the town of Rosario was originally in what is present-day Lobo. Persistent raids by pirates forced the inhabita...
The Luansing Unit Fil-American Batangas Guerrillas were commanded by one Galicano Luansing and known loosely as the “Luansing’s Unit.” Thi...