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    Manuel Quezon was the president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944. He was a Filipino statesman and soldier who believed the country should be run by Filipinos rather than Americans. Quezon established his legacy in the Philippines through institutions and places named in his honor, such as Quezon City and his appearance on currency.

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    Manuel Quezon was the president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944. He was a Filipino statesman and soldier who believed the country should be run by Filipinos rather than Americans. Quezon established his legacy in the Philippines through institutions and places named in his honor, such as Quezon City and his appearance on currency.

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    Manuel Quezon was the president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944. He was a Filipino statesman and soldier who believed the country should be run by Filipinos rather than Americans. Quezon established his legacy in the Philippines through institutions and places named in his honor, such as Quezon City and his appearance on currency.

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    Manuel Quezon was the president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944. He was a Filipino statesman and soldier who believed the country should be run by Filipinos rather than Americans. Quezon established his legacy in the Philippines through institutions and places named in his honor, such as Quezon City and his appearance on currency.

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    MANUEL L.

    QUEZON
    Manuel Quezon was a Filipino statesman, soldier and politician who served as
    president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines from 1935 to 1944.

    Manuel Quezon was born on His term was very remarkable


    August 19, 1878, in Baler, Aurora, because of his dauntless political
    Philippines. perspectives.

    He was married to his first He graduated from University of


    cousin, Aurora Aragón Quezon, on Santo Tomas.
    December 17, 1918.

    Manuel blew some people's minds He believes that


    of various medias in light of the fact "I prefer a country run like hell by
    that of his administration. Filipinos to a country run like
    heaven by Americans. Because,
    however bad a Filipino
    government might be, we can
    change it."
    "
    Joshua Limosnero
    MANUEL L.
    QUEZON PRESIDENTIAL
    PAPERS OF MANUEL
    LEGACY LEFT
    BEHIND BY:
    L. QUEZON

    The Presidential Papers of
    Manuel L. Quezon was officially
    inscribed in
    the UNESCO Memory of the
    World Register in 2011.

    SOME STREETS
    MEMORIALIZED ON
    ARE NAMED
    PHILIPPINE CURRENCY
    AFTER HIM
    He appears on the Philippine Quezon City, the Quezon
    twenty peso bill. He also Province, Quezon Bridge in
    appears on two Manila and the Manuel L.
    commemorative one Quezon University, and many
    peso coins (1936), one streets are named after him.
    alongside Frank Murphy and
    another with Franklin Delano
    Roosevelt.

    "OPEN DOORS" FIVE MUNICIPALITIES

    The "Open Doors" is a holocaust Municipalities in five


    memorial in Rishon LeZion, Israel. It different provinces of the
    is a 7-metre (23 ft) high sculpture Philippines are named after
    designed by Filipino artist Luis Lee Quezon: Quezon,
    Jr. and erected in honor and thanks Quezon; Quezon,
    to President Manuel Quezon and the Bukidnon; Quezon, Nueva
    Filipinos who saved over 1,200 Jews Ecija; Quezon, Palawan;
    from Nazi Germany. and Quezon, Isabela.

    "
    Joshua Limosnero

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