The Philippines in World War II and to independence (December 8, 1941-July 4, 1946): An annotated bibliography

This revised and greatly enlarged SECOND EDITION contains thousands of EXTENSIVELY ANNOTATED bibliographic citations of books, manuscripts, journals, newspapers, articles, intelligence reports, and other documents, published and unpublished, covering every aspect of the World War II years in the Philippines and the post-war period in the Philippines prior to Philippine independence. A master work of scholarship by a widely acknowledged authority. EXTENSIVELY ANNOTATED: This work includes summaries of very many important books, pamphlets, articles, documents, and other works on the topic of "The Philippines in World War II" within its thousands of extensively annotated bibliographic listings. PERIODS COVERED: (a) The Japanese taking of the Philippines (b) The years of Japanese occupation, including extensive coverage of the Philippine resistance (c) The liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese (d) The subsequent events leading to independence of the Philippines from the United States. VERY THOROUGH: This Second Edition is a REVISED AND GREATLY ENLARGED version of the first edition. This second edition contains six times as much material, compared to the first edition. More specifically: This Second Edition (CBS Press, 1995) has 1,587 pages; The first edition (Cornell SEA Pr., 1977) had 232 pages. Both editions have the same page-size (8.5x11 inches).