Situation in the Philippines. Code 23 file 444 :

Situation in the Philippines. Code 23 file 444 :

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Corporate Author:	Foreign Office (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	1944
Subjects:	agriculture; aid; aircraft; alcohol; Allies; ambassador; ammunition; Anglo-United States relations; army; arrest; banks; barter; BBC; bonds; business; chamber of commerce; Christianity; civil war; coal; communications; concession; conference; consulate; copper; copra; cotton; crime; cruiser; culture; currency; customs; debt; defence; destroyer; dock; Domei; drugs; economy; education; elections; electricity; embassy; employment; engineers; espionage; evacuation; execution; explosives; exports; film; finance; financial aid; fish; fishing; freezing assets; gold reserve; guns; Health; hospitals; housing; Imperial Rule Assistance Association; import; independence; industry; inflation; intelligence; interest rates; internment; invasion; investment; iron; Japanese Government; judicial system; jute; Kellogg-Briand Pact; labour; lead; martial law; media; migration; military; military occupation; mining; Minister of Agriculture; Ministry of Defence; Ministry of Information; Ministry of Welfare; missionaries; missionary; navy; neutrality; oil; People's Liberation Army; petroleum; police; population; post office; poverty; press; priest; Prime Minister; production; propaganda; radio; rayon yarn; rebellions; recognition; religion; resistance; rice; rubber; salt; Secretary of State; Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs; Shell Oil Company; shipping; ships; silk; steel; strikes; submarine; sugar; tank; taxation; tea; technology; telegraphs; textile industry; textiles; tin; tobacco; trade; training; treaties; uniform; United Nations; war; water; weapons; wheat; women; wool; zinc Churchill, Winston Eden, Anthony George Sansom Hilter, Adolf Kerr, Philip Owen, David Roosevelt, Fraklin D Sterndale Bennett, John Stimson, Henry L U Nu Japan Philippines

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