The Balangiga Massacre of September 28, 1901, is considered as one of the bloodiest events during the Philippine-American war Open navigation Rappler IQ RAPPLER ...

In retaliation for what the Americans called the "Balangiga massacre," Major Gen. Jake Smith ordered troops to reduce the island of Samara, where Balangiga is located, to a "howling wilderness." ...

About halfway through “Insurrecto,” Gina Apostol’s formally playful, morally serious new novel about the Philippine-American War, we encounter the following passage: “Our vision is ...

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is expected to ask President Trump to return three war trophies that U.S. troops took from a village more than 100 years ago during the Philippine-American War ...

After more than a century, the United States government has returned three church bells swiped by American forces as war booty from the central Philippine town of Balangiga. Ucanews.com reported ...

Whether the Balangiga Massacre of 1901 refers to the killing of dozens of American soldiers in an uprising by the townspeople or to the American army razing villages, burning crops, and killing ...

The Balangiga bells have been at the center of divergent points of view—the US yellow press reporting on the so-called Balangiga Massacre, painted the Filipinos in the worst possible light.

According to accounts of the Balangiga massacre, Filipino fighters snuck into San Lorenzo in a plot against American troops occupying the small town. They tolled the church bells to signal their ...

The period film puts the spotlight on the infamous and bloody Balangiga Massacre of 1901. The Balangiga Massacre remains one of the bloodiest incidents in Philippine history. On September 29, 1901, ...

The Balangiga Massacre. Pvt. Adolph Gamblin arrived off the coast of Balangiga in on Aug. 11, 1901, with the 9th Infantry Regiment. After entering the Spanish–American War, ...