U.S. soldiers check and arrest Japanese collaborators in Baguio, Philippines during World War II. A woman walks with a baby. A man walks with children. A girl walks carrying a sack on her shoulders. A civilian gives a soldier a 500 peso Japanese invasion note. View of a peso. Military police checks and arrests Japanese collaborators. People show "V" for victory sign as they stand on the steps of a cathedral.
U.S. soldiers enter the outskirts of the city of Baguio, Philippines during World War II. A soldier climb down steps as children climb up. The soldiers in a split file enter the outskirts of the city. A direction sign on a road. Civilians refugees leave the city with their belongings. A nun leaves with her belongings. Tanks and U.S. infantry men enter the city.
American prisoners of war at the Bilibid Prison near Manila, Philippines during World War II. Exterior of Bilibid Prison. Photographs of the wounded. War damage in the prison. A wrecked statue of Jesus Christ lying. The prisoners eat food. A prisoner talks over a phone. A prisoner with a wooden support on the damaged leg reads a paper. Mutilated dead bodies.
Film opens panning across damaged remains of former Japanese Prison Camp near Cabanatuan City, in the Philippines, during World War 2, Several men are walking through the site, during the filming. The buildings show battle damage and have been gutted. View of Interior of one building that contains benches.
Bodies of dead American prisoners in Palawan, Philippines, victims of the Palawan Massacre of American POW by Japanese forces in December 1944 (World War II). A sign board reads: 'This area off limits to all personnel'. 'Remains of American prisoners of war'. Men exhume corpses in the area. They dig the graves. Exterior of a building. Recovered dead bodies of soldiers lying on the ground. Men sit nearby. A man searches the dead bodies.
Dead American prisoners recovered in Palawan, Philippines after the Palawan Massacre of American POW by their Japanese captors in December 1944. The remains of the prisoners who were burned alive. Remains of the prisoners in a trench. Men dig the trench and take out the remains. They hold a skull in hands and inspect it. (World War II period).
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