#Manuel L. Quezon
Articles tagged with «Manuel L. Quezon».
Emma S. Fitzhugh House: Official Residence of the Philippine Ambassador to the United States
Historic mansion in Washington D.C. serving as the official residence of the Philippine Ambassador to the United States since 1946.
Pacifico Ortiz: Jesuit Priest, Academic and Political Critic
Profile of Pacifico Ortiz, Filipino Jesuit priest, first Filipino president of Ateneo de Manila University, and critic of Martial Law.
Museo ni Manuel L. Quezon: History, Architecture and Heritage
The Museo ni Manuel L. Quezon is a museum and national shrine in Quezon City housing the remains of President Manuel L. Quezon.
Seal of Quezon City: Design, History and Symbolism
The official seal of Quezon City, adopted in 1975, features a triangular design with the Quezon Memorial Shrine, symbolizing the city's heri...
Juan Sumulong: Political Career, Legal Legacy and Opposition to Quezon
Juan Sumulong was a Filipino revolutionary, lawyer, and politician who led the opposition against Manuel L. Quezon in the 1941 Philippine pr...
Buwan ng Wika: History, Evolution and Observances of the Philippine Language Month
Overview of Buwan ng Wika, the annual August observance in the Philippines promoting the Filipino language and indigenous tongues.
Hermenegildo Cruz: Labor Organizer, Legislator and Filipino Writer
Hermenegildo Cruz (1880–1943) was a pioneering Filipino labor organizer, legislator and author who shaped early Philippine labor laws and li...
Aurora Province: History, Geography and Cultural Heritage
Profile of Aurora province in Central Luzon, Philippines. Covers history, geography, demographics, economy and culture.
Quezon (film): Historical Drama and Production Profile
Profile of the 2025 Philippine historical drama film Quezon by Jerrold Tarog.