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15 Mesmerizing Facts About President Manuel Quezon

06/04/201906/05/2019 FilipiKnow interesting facts about Manuel Quezon, life of manuel l. quezon, little known facts about President Manuel L. Quezon, manuel luis quezon, manuel quezon, Manuel Quezon achievements, Manuel Quezon biography, Manuel Quezon Commonwealth, Manuel Quezon death, Manuel Quezon duel, Manuel Quezon economic programs, Manuel Quezon family, Manuel Quezon father of national language, Manuel Quezon gave $500000 to General Douglas MacArthur, Manuel Quezon government, Manuel Quezon images, Manuel Quezon legacy, Manuel Quezon life story, Manuel Quezon linggo ng wika, Manuel Quezon nationality, Manuel Quezon neutrality pact with the Japanese, Manuel Quezon pictures, Manuel Quezon playboy, Manuel Quezon poker player, Manuel Quezon presidency, Manuel Quezon programs, Manuel Quezon real name, Manuel Quezon saved 200 Jews during the Holocaust, Manuel Quezon talambuhay, Manuel Quezon trivia, Manuel Quezon was a gifted pianist, Manuel Quezon wife, Manuel Quezon wikang pampansa, Manuel Quezon y Molina

Loved by his supporters, criticized yet begrudgingly admired by his rivals, Quezon undoubtedly stands as a Filipino leader of the highest caliber.

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10 Shocking Old-Timey Practices Filipinos Still Do Today

05/20/201905/20/2019 FilipiKnow “mambabatok”, “Pag-Islam” or “Pag-Sunnat”, “pintados”, Abortion, Binukot, Bolitas, Circumcision in the Philippines, dressing up the dead, Duelling, Female Circumcision in Yakan in Basilan, genital implants and adornments, Hanunuo Mangyans, Horse-fighting, Kutkot, Maria “Pangud” Oggay, old Filipino practices and traditions, Pukpok, Traditional Tattooing in the Philippines, Whaling

Let’s take a look at some of the old-timey traditions Filipinos still practice today, especially those guaranteed to make someone’s mother faint.

Places Around The World Named After Filipinos

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7 Places Around The World You Didn’t Know Were Named After Filipinos

05/16/201905/16/2019 FilipiKnow Agbayani Retirement Village, Belgium, Delano Grape Strike, First Filipina-American to compete in the Olympic Games, Ghent, Itliong Lane, Itliong-Vera Cruz Middle School, Larry Itliong, Paulo Agbayani, Philip Vera Cruz, Pilita Corrales, Pilita Street in Australia, Places Around The World Named After Filipinos, Places in the US Named After Filipino-Americans, Timicheg Tunnel, Tunnel in Belgium Named After An Igorot, University of Southern California, USC, Uytengsu Aquatics Center, Vera Cruz Lane, Vicki Draves, Victoria Manalo Draves, Victoria Manalo Draves Park, Wilfred Uytengsu

There are Rizal monuments all over the world, but there are other Filipino personalities who have been acclaimed for different achievements; honored abroad in the same way. Here are a few of them.

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10 Near-Deaths That Almost Changed Philippine History

05/15/201905/15/2019 FilipiKnow Alan Purisima, alternate history, andres bonifacio, Antonio Pigafetta, Battle of Kakarong de Sili, Bill Clinton, Chiang Kai-shek, Colonel Nobuhiko Jimbo, Daisuke Namba, Douglas MacArthur, emilio aguinaldo, emperor hirohito, famous people in Philippine history who almost died, General Masaharu Homma, General Yoshihide Hayashi, Gregorio del Pilar, historical what-ifs, Jose Manalastas, Lee Bong-chang, manuel roxas, near-deaths in Philippine history, what ifs in philippine history, William Draper

What would’ve happened had these famous individuals in Philippine history die a premature death?

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51 Of The Most Memorable Political Quotes From Miriam Defensor-Santiago

05/14/201905/14/2019 FilipiKnow miriam defensor-santiago quotes

Love her or hate her, Miriam Defensor-Santiago is undoubtedly one of the wittiest Filipinos to have ever lived.

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