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008			140506s1999 xx 000 0 und d
020			_a(softbound)
040			_aDS 686.4 B37 1999 _cFHL
041			_aeng
100			_aBarrera, Exuperio Omila _97910
245		4	_aThe war exploits of Captain Vicente T. Cubero alias Capt. Francisco Salazar _cby Exuperio Omila Barrera and Eddie Sarmiento Israel.
260			_a[Loon, Bohol] : _bE.O. Barrera, E.S. Israel, _cc1999.
300			_a165 p. : _bill. , _c19 x 13 cm.
336			_2rdacontent
337			_2rdamedia
338			_2rdacarrier
520			_aBiography and war exploits of this legendary Boholano guerrilla leader, who organized one of the first guerrilla resistance movements in Bohol in 1942. Cubero established guerrilla headquarters in the mountains and launched ambushes against the Japanese, culminating in a major attack against the Japanese in the outskirts of Tagbilaran, the capital of the province. Cubero, a.k.a. Francisco Salazar, was killed in that encounter on October 22, 1942, but inspired the guerrillas to fight on. Is in three parts: Part I being a summary of important places in Salazar’s life; Part II, by Barrera, being his prize winning 1970 biography of Salazar (in a contest sponsored by the provincial and city governments), and Part III being an account of Salazar’s last dramatic battle, in detail. Appendices include additional vignettes on Salazar’s life; accounts of other guerrilla leaders in Bohol, books written on the Bohol resistance movement and a list of Bohol veterans. Barrera was a teenage guerrilla during the war and knew Salazar personally; Israel was five years old when the war started; his father was arrested, tortured and killed by the Japanese. - Prof. Ricardo T. Jose
546			_aEnglish
600			_aCubero, Vicente T., _d1911-1942. _97911
651			_aPhilippines _xHistory _yJapanese occupation, 1942-1945. _91131
700			_aIsrael, Eddie Sarmiento, _d1936- _97912
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