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This photograph shows a starving Filipino girl who is clutching a ration box on February 7th, 1945. This image was taken by G. Faillace who worked for Technicolor Government Services. Smoke continues to rise from the city of Manila in the…

This photograph was taken by the Technicolor Government Services in Manilla on March 12, 1945. This picture shows Filipino children gathering bricks to help rebuild the city.

This photograph shows many Filipino civilians leaving Intramuros, Manilla with the smoldering city in the background.

In 1945, American forces began to recapture Manilla. They used aerial power and bombardment to try and get the Japanese forces to surrender. This damaged much of the city. Japanese soldiers also pillaged and burned residential areas causing even more…

This photograph was taken by the Technicolor Government Services on February 23, 1945. This photograph shows a family sheltered beneath a sheet of metal. Their home was destroyed by either Japanese soldiers or American aerial bombardment.

This photograph was taken by the Technicolor Government Services on February 23, 1945. This photograph depicts refugees leaving Manilla to go behind American lines.

This is a photograph taken by Paul Jordan, a member of the Technicolor Government Services on November 25, 1944. The youth in the picture is Gerilino Bening, who was a 16-year old guerilla, attached to Company B of the Filipino 96th Infantry Regiment…