how did countries react to Philippines independence? #history #ww2

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Date: October 18, 2025
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  1. That is not true in America promised independence to the 🇵🇭1941 but a little thing called WW2 came along so they didn’t get their independence after 1945 because of the word war going on double check your facts my good sir have a blessed night/night.

  2. 22 countries as their own empire

    Proceeds to include the Soviet Socialist Republics that were formally part of the country as if all of them were former countries before forming the URSS

    According to that, we can asume that USA controls 47 countries (all of the states besides of the former 13 colonies)

  4. Emiliano Aguinaldo (1958) – Yes, I am sorry in good part for having risen up against Spain (…) because under Spain we were Spanish subjects, or citizens, but now, under the United States. we are only a consumer market of their exports, when not outcasts, because they have never made us citizens of any state of the United States.

  5. As soon as you mentioned the Dutch I remembered that Indonesia was called the Dutch East Indies.. man the Dutch do not get talked enough about when it comes to colonization and crimes against humanity they committed, everyone wants to mention America and our slave issues, but there’s literally countries out there doing modern slavery.. looking at you North Korea, India, Russia, China. Korea had the longest unbroken streak of slave labor in history, in fact the British think they’re so high and mighty when they, Spain and Portugal historically used the most slave labor, America only received 6% of the slaves traded from Africa. And btw I am in no way justifying these actions I’m just saying a lot of people wanna get on America for slavery but the British quite literally started the whole slave trade in America, the slave trade in America started in 1526… 250 years before America was even a country, and we stopped slave trade in 1808 when Britain stopped trading slaves in 1807… quite literally all of our bad past is largely in part due to British politics which we continued because it was clearly working for the Brits

  6. in August, 1964 when President Diosdado Macapagal move the Philippine independence day from July 4 to June 12, recognizing the first Philippine independence from Spain under RA 4166, just 6 months after Emilio Aguinaldo's death and the 4th of July was declared as Philippine Republic Day

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