Rekindling the Filipino Spirit

What's new? Philam War documents collected by Madge Kho Tausug Resistance(1898-1913) Excerpts from: The Filipino Americans (From 1763 to the Present) Various documents including the Act of Declaration of Independence and the Treaty of Paris Documents on the Philippine American War. Symbols of the Filipino Spirit: Filipinas, The Philippine Hymn, Bayan Ko. Updates on the Malolos Congress: Delegates to the Malolos Congress, Signatories to the Draft Constitution and the full text of the Malolos Constitution.

In 1998, the Philippines celebrated its centenary year as an independent nation. In 1999, we celebrate one hundred years of the Philippine Republic, the first constitutional democracy in Asia.

We celebrate nearly four centuries of struggle for nationhood culminating in the Philippine Revolution of 1896, the Filipino Declaration of Independence on June 12, 1898, and the January 23, 1899 birth of the Philippine Republic.

We enjoin all to rekindle the Filipinos spirit by looking back at the proudest moments in Philippine history, reliving the crisis moments of the republic before falling under the yoke of new conquerors.

Traverse the road map of century-old events that led to the events of 1898 and 1899. Experience the agitation that led to the revolution.

Relive the first shots of the revolt that aroused the passions of the Filipino people.

Let us cherish the finest moments of the Filipino! Let the Filipino Spirit kindled by the Philippine Centennial burn in our hearts!

Viva the Philippine Republic! Viva the Filipino!

History Books
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Revolution!
  Katipunan
  First Shots
  Tejeros Convention
  The Biak-na-Bato Republic
  Pact of Biak-na-Bato
  The Dictatorial Government
  The June 12, 1898 Declaration
  The Revolutionary Government
  The Malolos Congress
  Asia's First Republic

Fighting New Conquerors
  Philippine-American War
  Tausug Resistance


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