Manila fire
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Visual materialSubject(s): Feb. 1945
| World War II in the Pacific/Japanese Occupation of the Philippines 1941-1945 | aerial photos | american bombardment of intramuros | avenida rizal | azcarraga | bilibid compound | espana | far eastern university | february 1945 | feu | fire | japanese occupation | luzon | manila fire | manila ruins | pasig | quezon boulevard | rizal avenue | ross smith | smoke | triumph in the philippines | walled city | world war ii in pacificOnline resources: View photo (midsize) | View photo (thumbnail) | View in Retrato website General Note(s): An aerial view of Manila during the American bombardment of Intramuros. The walled City is obscured by smoke; much of the area close to the north bank of Pasig, levelled. Note: Quezon Boulevard on the left which is joined by España (left corner) and crossed by Azcarraga (now C. M. Recto Ave.). The wheel-like structure on the lower left portion is the Bilibid compound and across, at the corner of España and Quezon Boulevard is the U-shaped building of Far Eastern University. Running parallele to Quezon Boulevard, slightly curving to the right towards plaza Santa Cruz is Rizal Avenue. All the bridges across the Pasig had already been blownImage type: Reproduction: Photograph
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Filipinas Heritage Library | Retrato - Historical File | HI00331 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | HI00331 |
An aerial view of Manila during the American bombardment of Intramuros. The walled City is obscured by smoke; much of the area close to the north bank of Pasig, levelled. Note: Quezon Boulevard on the left which is joined by España (left corner) and crossed by Azcarraga (now C. M. Recto Ave.). The wheel-like structure on the lower left portion is the Bilibid compound and across, at the corner of España and Quezon Boulevard is the U-shaped building of Far Eastern University. Running parallele to Quezon Boulevard, slightly curving to the right towards plaza Santa Cruz is Rizal Avenue. All the bridges across the Pasig had already been blown.
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