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President Carlos P. Garcia conferring the Philippine Legion of Honor rank of Chief Commander on former President and Senator Jose P. Laurel on March 9, 1959.
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Colored picture of President Jose P. Laurel taken in Tokyo
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On October 14, 1943, Jose P. Laurel became President of the 2nd Philippine Republic and took his oath of office before Chief Justice Jose Yulo at the Legislative Building in Manila.
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Jose P. Laurel taking his oath of office before Supreme Court Chief Justice Jose Yulo.
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President Jose P. Laurel playing the violin
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Senator Laurel orating in the Senate Session Hall of the Old Legislative Building as Senators Soc Rodrigo and Edmundo Cea look on.
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Speaker Benigno S. Aquino, Ambassador Jorge B. Vargas, and President Jose P. Laurel sometime late in the war.
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Japanese and Filipino officials display various moods during the ceremonies.
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President Laurel and Executive Commission chairman Jorge Vargas acknowledge crowd’s greetings during the inauguration.
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The date: October 14, 1943. Dr. Jose P. Laurel takes the oath as President of the Japanese-sponsored Philippine Republic.
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Jose P. Laurel was the third President of the Philippines, and the only President of the Second Republic.
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President Quezon at Dr. Laurel's party in 1940.
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A historic picture of the senate, showing the three presidential candidates - Laurel, Quirino and Avelino
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Picture of Dr. Laurel's mother, taken in 1905
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Dr. Laurel as Secretary of the Interior in 1922
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Dr. Jose Paciano Laurel
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President Quezon's war cabinet with Gen. MacArthur and Mrs. Quezon.
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At the Professionals' Club meeting on July 4, 1949.
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Laurel family at Malacañan Palace
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Laurel delivering a funeral oration in honor of his mentor, Justice Thomas Atkins Street.
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Jose Abad Santos and Jose P. Laurel
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Speaker Laurel is welcomed upon his return from Japan by his father, Senator Laurel.
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Jose P. Laurel was the third President of the Philippines, and the only President of the Second Republic.
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Laurel press conference taken at the house of Dr. Jose P. Laurel
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Jose P. Laurel was the third President of the Philippines, and the only President of the Second Republic.
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President Jose P. Laurel with President Carlos P. Garcia
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President Jose P. Laurel with President Ramon Magsaysay
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Dr. Jose P. Laurel playing the violin during the reunion of Rizal Nacionalistas held at the Luzco building
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Jose P. Laurel was the third President of the Philippines, and the only President of the Second Republic.
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Senator Jose P. Laurel (Left) is introduced to Mr. James M. Langley (Right) by U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Walter S. Robertson (Center).
