

Greguras Papers contain materials related to the United States' colonization and military presence in the Philippines. These materials primarily document the first half of the 20th century, and provide perspectives on American imperialism and expansionism as experienced by U.S. The Donald Hiram Stilwell Photograph Collection and the Fred M. to retain existing military bases and assets, which the U.S.

The Treaty contained a provision that allowed the U.S. and the Philippines signed the Treaty of Manila, whereupon the United States recognized the independence and sovereignty of the Republic of the Philippines. Though Japan took control of the Philippines during World War II, it returned to U.S. military continued to pacify indigenous populations throughout the islands. federal laws gradually increased the amount of legislative authority Filipinos had in their own country, the Philippines was initially administered by an American Governor General and appointed American members of the Philippine Commission as the U.S. Congress passed legislation creating the Philippine Assembly, hundreds of thousands of Filipinos had been killed or died of famine or disease as a result of the brutal war. The First Philippine Republic declared independence and established a constitutional government in 1899, which American military officials viewed as an act of insurrection. Later that year, the Philippine-American War broke out as the Republic declared war on the United States. The Philippine Revolution, a struggle for independence from Spanish colonial rule, had been ongoing since 1896, and news that the US would replace Spain as colonial overlord was unwelcome to many Filipinos. Spanish colonial control of the Philippines continued until 1898, when the United States took possession of the islands as a territory after winning the Spanish-American War. Spain established its first permanent settlement in the Philippines in 1565. We’ll continue to include links to our finding aids and other information about physical access, as well.

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