About the Philippine Diary Project
This purpose of this blog is to make diaries of prominent individuals from Philippine history available to the general reader. Some of these diaries are unpublished works. Other diaries have been published, but in editions that were either limited, or no longer in print. As much as possible, these diaries are either in the public domain or permission has been given to reproduce them here.
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This site is informative.
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I love this! Gives people a sense of what these famous people are thinking of during those times. Hopefully they are writing these entries without feeling like they are writing to a possible reader as they may not reveal their true feelings but rather pander to the possible reader…
A very interesting project. Excellent reading material for someone wanting to fathom the depths of these minds….Hope you don’t mind me linking it to my blogsite.
Thanks!
This is a great site and good resource material I hope you can add more to it as time goes by.
Are the Marcos diaries authentic? Where are they now?
Hi
I am the grandson of greg anonas. He is mentioned in some of your blogs because he was part of the ateneo volunteers during world war II. I have a write up I would like to submit to you alongside the write up of his my grandmother, Patria Belmonte Anonas of her experiences during the war.