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Emilio Auginaldo and Manuel Quezon in the Philippine Islands, 1935

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Caption     Emilio Auginaldo and Manuel Quezon in the Philippine Islands, 1935 ww2dbase
WW2-Era Location Name Philippines
Date  1935
Photographer    Unknown
 
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Photo Size 1,646 x 1,175 pixels



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1. Ken P. Sarmiento says:
18 Dec 2014 04:48:19 PM

I believe this was taken during the May 4, 1935 Presidential Elections, presentation of candidates at the Commonwealth building which later become the Philippine Senate Building. Emilio Aguinaldo & Manuel Quezon ran for the presidency.

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