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A vintage photograph of American tanks rumbling through Malacañan Palace grounds, superimposed on present-day Kalayaan Hall.
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This was the map used by General Fabian Ver to plan out the attack on Camp Crame and Camp Aguinaldo, superimposed onto a current aerial photograph of the area.
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American soldiers dig in the trenches outside the Executive Building, as the rubble fades to present-day Kalayaan Hall (as it is now called).
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Nielson Field, then and now—an aerial surveillance photo of the former headquarters of the Far East Air Force, taken January 6, 1945, superimposed on present-day Makati City.
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American soldiers dig in the trenches outside the Executive Building, as the rubble fades to present-day Kalayaan Hall
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Present day Pateros Church relives its past with a juxtaposed photo of American soldiers and guerrillas eating icecream together with Filipino children.
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Japanese troops walking in Legarda
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Then Monte de Piedad and Savings Bank of Manila Building was rebuilt as Roman R. Santos Building housing Prudential Bank in Bustos Street, Santa Cruz Manila.
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The free city of Manila today reviews its history with the superimposed photo of Filipino-American soldiers crossing Pasig River during the battle for the liberation of Manila in 1945.
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The University of Santo Tomas today superimposed with the photo of hopeful American internees in UST Internment Camp during the battle for the liberation of Manila in 1945.
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The University of Santo Tomas Main Building at present, with a slice of its past with the superimposed photo of the rescued and liberated American internees on February 3, 1945, during the month-long battle for the liberation of Manila.