First President Of Philippine Commonwealth (1935)

First President of Philippine commonwealth.
Manilla, the Philippines.
L/S of huge crowds with a procession walking through the middle. C/U of new President Manuel Luis Quezon applauding. M/S of him and other officials. M/S of vice-president Gardner, the camera pans across other members of the U.S. Senate who have decided to give the Philippines self-governing status. M/S as Quezon raises his hand to take the oath, M/S of people cheering, C/U of one boy's face. M/S as Guards march along in procession. M/S of a family watching, the young boy is in military uniform. More guards march through. C/U as Quezon holds his hat over his heart as he watches.
Note: this item was originally part of 'News in a Nutshell.'
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[@thelionheart7178]

"My fellow citizens, there is one thought I want you always to bear in mind. And that is that you are Filipinos. That the Philippines are your country, and the only country God has given you. That you must keep it for yourselves, for your children, and for your children's children, until the world is no more. You must live for it, and die for it, if necessary. Your country is a great country. It has a great past, and a great future. The Philippines of yesterday are consecrated by the sacrifices of lives and treasure of your patriots, martyrs, and soldiers. The Philippines of today are honored by the wholehearted devotion to its cause of unselfish and courageous statesmen. The Philippines of tomorrow will be the country of plenty, of happiness, and of freedom. A Philippines with her head raised in the midst of the West Pacific, mistress of her own destiny, holding in her hand the torch of freedom and democracy. A republic of virtuous and righteous men and women all working together for a better world than the one we have at present." -Manuel L. Quezon

[@82inakamono87]

The Philippine Commonwealth was inaugurated in November 1935, a ten-year transitional government towards the real independence which was supposed to be declared in July 1946. But it was temporarily intercepted by the Japanese invasion to the Philippines in January 1942 when the Philippine Executive Commission was created under the Japanese military control, Japanese Military Administration. In October 1943 the 2nd Republic of the Philippines was inaugurated, of which Jose P. Laurel was appointed by the Japanese as President. At the end of the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, the Philippine Commonwealth was reinstated in March 1945. President Sergio Osmena, Sr. was the 2nd president of the Philippine Commonwealth taking over Manuel L. Quezon who passed away in Washington, D. C. in August 1944.

[@xxxdarksiderxxxaarnthemena585]

Fck Japan never forget what they did!!

[@manolojimenez4970]

This is one of the awesome news reported of the Philippine history but the Newscaster not have concrete reporting names, etc, etc., so shame but l love it. thank you so much for British Pathe', I am a avid researcher of your records.

[@havenpersonalcare7968]

Awesome historical video. Thank you!

[@anacletocazar6660]

Mabuhay Pangulong Manuel Luis Quezon Birth Amniversary August 19 , 2022

[@MTC008]

Philippayneeee

[@renoaczhary1232]

Oo nga bakit philippayne?😆

[@MTC008]

@@renoaczhary1232 ginagaya nila siguro sa pronounciation ng pineapple yung "pine" ng philippines, pineapple is pronounced as "paynapol" ganito siguro yan

[@sebastianpenamante8080]

Bri'ish it's finest Commentary

[@daisukeschwartz2114]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MTC008]

british accent nga naman no hahaha

[@Marlonxx_]

Ah yes, my beloved Philipains

[@Lala_Delrei]

😅😅😅

[@bha922officialyt]

Manuel lui Quetzon

[@annbuenaflor547]

This is how my Grandpa Is Born Like That

[@efraim6960]

Ah yes, Philip Pines

[@Lala_Delrei]

Land of the Pines😂😂

[@vdsantos11]

Is the kid in white uniform Quezon's son?

[@joserizal1158]

YES 👍

[@stevee211]

at 0.27? Yes. thats Manuel L Quezon Jr.

[@sebastianpenamante8080]

Bri'ish it's finest Commentary

[@nelsonpedro3429]

Happy birthday🎉

[@patricklorenzo094]

🇵🇭🇺🇸

[@joserizal1158]

Wow Pilifine! 😂🤣

[@Vicentecool2014]

You know who Manuel Quezons great great grandson is?

[@USSR--0001]

Philippyne ?

[@paulr9591]

The Philippines never recovered after WWII.

[@WaleyMouse345]

Filipine ba? Or philippine?, ung narrator ang nagsalita

[@gtripmusic2906]

Argentine was pronounced as Argentyne in that era. I think it's dumb when people say Argentinians

[@nelsonpedro3429]

Siuuuuuuuu

[@bha922officialyt]

Phillypaiyn 😱 Quetzon 🤑

[@ZeraujAS]

Pelipayn.

[@annbuenaflor547]

Si Emilio

[@johncedricdelacruz3653]

Emilio aguinaldo is the first president

[@awonderingfool4373]

The US doesn't recognize the first Philippine Republic and only sees Emilio Aguinaldo as head of the "Revolutionary Army".

[@evelynodtojan25]

Sa commonwealth Kasi Yan under American occupation of the Philippines si aguinaldo however naging pangulo Ng unang republika during post Spanish occupation

[@ronaldferrer940]

Tinalo ni Quezon si Aguinaldo Silang 2 naglaban sa halalan nung 1935

[@joserizal1158]

Self proclaimed 😂

[@82inakamono87]

@@ronaldferrer940 Pero, si Pangulong Quezon ay pinagbataan ng mga tauhan ni Aguinaldo dahil ayaw nilang tanggapin ang pagka-talo ni Aguinaldo sa halalan. Ayon sa rekord ng Philippine Constabulary, yung bahay ni Aguinaldo sa bayan ng Kawit, Cavite, ay inobserbahan ng lokal na PC dahil may mga tauhan ni Aguinaldo ay may hawak ng mga baril. Kung kaya, simula sa eleksyong ito, si Quezon at si Aguinaldo ay hindi nagkasundo hanggang sa pagdating ng Hapon noong December 1941. Isa din dahilang kung bakit si Aguinaldo ay naging kulaboretor para sa mga Hapon.

[@sunneversetsonthebritishempire]

Pilipayne

[@PierreAntoineCorroque]

Phillipyne Archiepilaigo

[@nelsonpedro3429]

Ronldosuiiii

[@melissachase8797]

1935 us president truman invite quezon to washington dc

[@TimeMakerDotPH]

FDR?

[@raimongonzales]

Phili-pine

[@moimori_afk]

pili pine

[@k_Emptyhead]

Philip-🌲-s

[@nathaniellim1243]

Im not angry but Emilio Aguinaldo is the first president of the Philipines

[@babesamson2180]

Your right hes the first president of Philippines :D

[@royallan]

"of the Philippine commonwealth"

[@nekiboyou636]

And he's a traitor of killing all our Filipino general and supreme leader

[@wiseguyeclipsa7591]

Traydor yan

[@andilouis8770]

@@nekiboyou636 ingay nyo. Bat di ikaw na lng ang mamuno sa bansa?

[@motivationaltalks29]

Pilipayn haha

[@CZac2k12]

Well that didn't happen. 😂

[@normanalejo7465]

Philipane😂

[@docuhaven]

FILIPAYN HAHAHA

[@pushslice]

“Kooh-wet-sohnn “?? Why do the British so lazily butcher or attempt to reinvent every non-Anglophone name??? It makes me wonder if it’s lack of intellect, arrogance, or some of both .

[@ParutoTH]

pili pine