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Who liberated Philippines from the Japanese?

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What is the liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese?

The liberation of the Philippines is exactly that - the liberation of the Philippines, from the Japanese imperial army, by allied forces in World War 2. The Japanese invaded the Philippines in order to get resources, capture supply routes and to create a Japanese controlled "buffer zone" around mainland Japan. Allied forces, lead by MacArthur eventually retook the Philippines several years later and went on, along with other generals, to destroy the Japanese imperial army and subdue Japan's aggression. Whilst in the Philippines the Japanese army, as with other places inflicted great harm and hostility on the local people and captured soldiers. More history on this can be found at http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/wwii/articles/macarthursfailures.aspx


How did the Japanese try to win the loyalty and support of the Philippines in their struggle against the American?

They didn't even try to win loyalty and support in the Philippines. The Japanese forces subjected the Philippine population to tremendous death, destruction, brutality and misery.


What is Bataan in World War 2?

Bataan is a peninsula in the Philippines. US forces were bottled up there in the Japanese occupation & eventually surrendered.


What caused the Japanese forces to invade the Philippines during the Pacific War?

At the time, the Philippines were a US possession that was scheduled to receive full independence in 1946. Nevertheless, the Philippines were a base for US armed forces and would have to be neutralized once Japan had decided to attack Pearl Harbor. So they had to invade the Philippines to prevent their use by the US as a base for attacking them.

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Why Japan lost against the Philippines?

The Japanese successfully invaded the Philippines. Three years later the Allied Forces arrived and defeated the Japanese in the Philippines.


Who liberated Philippines from the Japanese?

Miss Dowell


What is the liberation of the Philippines from the Japanese?

The liberation of the Philippines is exactly that - the liberation of the Philippines, from the Japanese imperial army, by allied forces in World War 2. The Japanese invaded the Philippines in order to get resources, capture supply routes and to create a Japanese controlled "buffer zone" around mainland Japan. Allied forces, lead by MacArthur eventually retook the Philippines several years later and went on, along with other generals, to destroy the Japanese imperial army and subdue Japan's aggression. Whilst in the Philippines the Japanese army, as with other places inflicted great harm and hostility on the local people and captured soldiers. More history on this can be found at http://www.militaryhistoryonline.com/wwii/articles/macarthursfailures.aspx


How did the US respond to japans aggresion in the philippines?

First, the American forces were obliged to surrender the Phillipines to Japanese forces. Later in the war, 1944, American forces returned and liberated the Phillipines.


How did the Japanese try to win the loyalty and support of the Philippines in their struggle against the American?

They didn't even try to win loyalty and support in the Philippines. The Japanese forces subjected the Philippine population to tremendous death, destruction, brutality and misery.


Who liberated the Philippines during World War 1?

The Philippines were not involved in WWI US forces led by General Douglas MacArthur liberated them from Japanese occupation in 1945 (WWII)


What happened on Dec 24 1941 at the Philippines?

On December 24, 1941, Wake Island was conquered by Japanese forces. On December 25, 1941, Hong Kong surrendered to the Japanese.


What is Bataan in World War 2?

Bataan is a peninsula in the Philippines. US forces were bottled up there in the Japanese occupation & eventually surrendered.


What caused the Japanese forces to invade the Philippines during the Pacific War?

At the time, the Philippines were a US possession that was scheduled to receive full independence in 1946. Nevertheless, the Philippines were a base for US armed forces and would have to be neutralized once Japan had decided to attack Pearl Harbor. So they had to invade the Philippines to prevent their use by the US as a base for attacking them.


When was Armed Forces of the Philippines created?

Armed Forces of the Philippines was created on 1897-03-22.


When was Manila bombed by the Japanese?

During the first battle of the Philippines from December 1941 until May of 1942, the Mayor of Manila declared it an OPEN CITY so that it would not be destroyed by invading Japanese Forces.


Were the Philippines involved in the Vietnam War?

The Philippines sent support troops to Vietnam.