00000cam a22000003i 4500 UP-1685594773862117871 Buklod 20230907144443.0 g||| | || || ta 180825s2016 xx a rb |000 0|eng d 9789715067980 (softbound) (iLib)UPBAG-00031262040 BC-69503 Reader's Knowledge Bookstore Php685.00 Prof. Junley Lazaga DML BAG rda eng D 802 P5 D48 2016 De Viana, Augusto V. author. Kulaboretor! the issue of political collaboration during World War II Augusto V. De Viana. Revised edition. Manila University of Santo Tomas Publishing House 2016. xxvi, 451 pages illustrations 23 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier "First published 2003." Includes bibliographical references. Chapter I. Introduction : The legal dimensions of collaboration defined -- Collaboration as treason -- The elements of treason -- Modes of committing treason -- Examples of specific acts of constituting treason -- The method of providing treasonable collaboration -- The types of collaborators -- Chapter II. The beginnings of collaboration : Quezon's Instructions -- The origins of collaboration -- First contacts with the Japanese forces -- The dilemma of the political elite : how to cooperate with the Japanese -- The hesitation of the Filipino leaders to collaborate with the Japanese -- Chapter III. Political collaboration during the Japanese occupation : The "Puppet Government" -- The origin of "suspended sovereignty" -- The collaborators "play along" -- the Japanese strategy to gain mass support of the Filipinos -- The formation of the KALIBAPI -- The DANAS -- The attempt of the Japanese to force other officials to swear loyalty to them -- The lure of Philippine independence -- The exit of Vargas and the rise of Laurel as the foremost wartime leader -- Chapter IV. The possible alternatives to Laurel and the political elite : Artemio Ricarte -- Emilio Aguinaldo -- Benigno Ramos -- Pio Duran -- Manuel Roxas -- Chapter V. Collaboration and resistance in the Laurel government : Laurel's efforts in dealing with the Japanese -- The Japanese demand for a declaration of war against the United States -- Chapter VI. Retribution : The American intention to prosecute the collaborators -- The early efforts of the reestablishment Philippine Commonwealth government in addressing collaboration -- The arrest and detention of Laurel and other top officials of the Wartime Philippine Republic -- Chapter VII. Prison thoughts and sentiments in Ihawig and Sugamo : The former Laurel cabinet members in Iwahig -- Laurel, Vargas, Osias, and Aquino in Sugamo -- Chapter VIII.Caught between the Americans and the collaborators : The actions of the Osmena Administration : Osmena's dilemma -- The creation of the People's Court -- Chapter IX. Formulating their defense: The Collaborators' strategies : The first meeting of the former Laurel cabinet -- The first case : the trial of Teofilo Sison -- The American interest in the trials of collaborators -- Chapter X. The trials of top political collaborators : The other political collaboration cases : a synopsis -- Chapter XI. Development of public sentiment favoring collaboration : Reactions to the Hutchinson report and the shift to American policy -- The role of the press as voices of the pro- and anti- collaborationist groups --The victory of the former collaborators in the 1964 and 1947 elections -- The polarization of the people over the issues of the collaboration -- Arguments for amnesty in the Senate Frustrations at the People's Court -- Development of legal doctrines regarding collaboration -- The behavior of the Roxas Administration regarding collaboration -- Chapter XII. The grant of amnesty for collaborators and public reaction : The proclamation of amnesty for collaborators -- Reactions to the amnesty proclamation -- The aftermath -- The other effects. World War, 1939-1945 Collaborationists Philippines. Collaborationists Philippines. FI UPBAG UPBAG-MAIN D 802 P5 D48 2016 Book