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Breaking down all the colorful characters on the presidential line of succession.
While the passing of Queen Elizabeth II in September brought an end to the 70-year-long Second Elizabethan Era—news that unsurprisingly rocked the world—the death of the world leader hardly introduced a new age of messy and chaotic political times, as the deaths of political figures have been, ...
President Manuel Quezon looks handsome in this rare photo taken in 1922.
A rare photo of President Manuel Luis Quezon bathing or gold panning in a brook offers a glimpse into the more human side of the great statesman. The undated photo comes from the Quezon Family Collection uploaded by the Presidential Museum and Library.With ...
On July 20 and 21, memorabilia from the Quezon Residence will go under the gavel in an online auction.
Mention New Manila and a genteel and refined image of the Philippines’ old rich immediately comes to mind. The area was once populated by the country's most affluent and influential who did not only run the Philippines’ major businesses but also the ...
When every other country was closing their doors to the Holocaust refugees, Filipinos proudly opened theirs, saving the lives of 1,200 Jewish refugees in the Philippines.
At a time when Jews were the most desperate of desperates, when they were being subjected to unimaginable horrors, when they were being hunted, exterminated, and treated like pestilence, every other nation closed their doors to Jewish refugees in their darkest hour, but ...
