- The
Jabidah m****acre on
March 18, 1968, was the ********inations or
executions of Moro army
recruits who
allegedly mutinied upon
learning the true nature...
-
during the
first term of
Ferdinand Marcos,
Tailside became the site of the
Jabidah m****acre, an
event which angered the
Philippines Muslim minority enough...
-
recounted that he was the lone
survivor of what
would later be
termed the "
Jabidah M****acre."
According to
Jibin Arula's account, the
Marcos administration...
-
political organization in the Philippines. On 1 May 1968, two
months after the
Jabidah m****acre, Datu
Udtog Matalam, a
former governor of Cotabato,
issued a Manifesto...
- ****eka for
infiltration into Sabah. The plan
failed as a
result of the
Jabidah m****acre.
Republic Act No. 5446 of the Philippines, p****ed by the legislature...
- then-Cavite
Governor Delfin N. Montano, to whom he
recounted the
story of the
Jabidah M****acre,
saying that
numerous Moro army
recruits had been
executed en-m****e...
-
Ahmad Domocao "Domie"
Alangadi Alonto Sr. (August 1, 1914 –
December 11, 2002) was a
Filipino Muslim lawyer, educator, author,
traditional leader, and...
-
follow preservation requests. On
March 18, 2015, a
marker pertaining to the
Jabidah m****acre was
installed in Corregidor,
Cavite City.
Despite referring to...
- Moro
rebel groups. The Moro
insurgency was
triggered by the
purported Jabidah m****acre on
March 18, 1968,
during which 60
Filipino Muslim commandos on...
-
Major Abdul Latif Martelino (later
operations officer in the
infamous Jabidah m****acre) also
cited the
vision of
President Manuel L.
Quezon for an integrated...
