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The Last of the Philippines: Soldiers Who Didn't Know the War Was Over
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Is it possible that a group of soldiers would rather starve than accept that their homeland has lost a war? The tragic epic of a entrenched detachment on the island of Luzon demonstrated that Spanish military pride could challenge all human logic in the Philippines. This historic resistance was not a mere military strategy, but a dramatic exercise of absolute isolation from the reality of the 19th century. Those men transformed a religious templ…
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