Rebellion and Repression in the Philippines

Unknown author

1989-09-10bookYale University Press eBooks97 citationsclosed

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Philippine History and Culture Military History and Strategy Political Conflict and Governance

Abstract

Investigates armed rebellion in the Philippines and the two principal adversaries: the Communist New People's Army and the armed forces of the Philippines. The author draws on recently declassified printed sources and interviews with both guerillas and military personnel.

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