MacArthur came back : a little girls encounter with the war in the Philippines /
Statement of responsibility: Leanne Blinzler Noe with Barbara A. Noe.by
Noe, Leanne Blinzler
; Noe, Barbara A
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Includes appendix, bibliography and indexLanguage/Translation Info: EnglishSummary: At the age of three, Leanne Blinzler Noe moved to the Philippines in 1937 with her parents and sister, where her father had accepted a job at a gold mine. Within a year, her mother had died, and she and her sister were living in a German convent in Manila, then Baguio. Talk of war swept through the country, but no one believed the Japanese would actually invade. Eight hours after they attacked Pearl Harbor, however, Japanese war planes headed toward the tropical archipelago, where Leanne was attending Mass with her sister. Soon the civilians were being rounded up into Japanese prison camps, and General Douglas MacArthur, commander of U.S. Army Forces Far East, fled the country, promising to return. This is Leanne’s story.
Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Notes | Barcode | |
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Filipinas Heritage Library Roderick Hall Coll. | RHC - Personal Narratives | E 745 M3 N64 2013 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 2 | 5 | IN PROCESS | ||
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Filipinas Heritage Library Roderick Hall Coll. | RHC - Personal Narratives | E 745 M3 N64 2013 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 5 | 18023 |
Includes appendix, bibliography and index.
Siskiyou County, California -- Marinduque and Manila -- Baguio -- Escape to Manila -- war -- Santo Tomas International Camp -- Liberation -- Return to the USA -- Setting into American Life -- Return to the Philippines -- Back to the USA for Good.
English.
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