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General Antonio Luna was a key leader in the Philippine Revolutionary Army who fiercely fought against both Spanish and American forces seeking Philippine independence. However, disagreements with President Aguinaldo over military strategy led to Luna's assassination in 1899, organized by Aguinaldo's allies. This marked a major turning point in the conflict as Luna had been very effective at resisting foreign occupation but advocated a different approach than Aguinaldo. His death weakened the revolutionary forces and allowed American control over the Philippines to strengthen in the following years.

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General Antonio Luna was a key leader in the Philippine Revolutionary Army who fiercely fought against both Spanish and American forces seeking Philippine independence. However, disagreements with President Aguinaldo over military strategy led to Luna's assassination in 1899, organized by Aguinaldo's allies. This marked a major turning point in the conflict as Luna had been very effective at resisting foreign occupation but advocated a different approach than Aguinaldo. His death weakened the revolutionary forces and allowed American control over the Philippines to strengthen in the following years.

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pierce enemy lines in every major

HENERAL LUNA MOVIE battle during the


Philippines-American war.

1898 Americans?

Spain’s 333 year-rule over the Philippines ● Gen. Arthur MacArthur, Jr. - US
has collapsed. 2nd Division, VIII Corps
● Maj. Gen. Elwell Otis - United
Spain sells the archipelago to the United States Volunteers
States for 20 million dollars.
Luna’s loved ones
Filipino People?
● Juan Luna - designed Luna’s
● Joven Hernando - journalist Uniform. Painter. sibling
● Gen. Antonio Luna - Commander ● Joaquin Luna - sibling
of the Philippine Revolutionary ● Manuel Luna - sibling
Army ● Jose Luna - sibling
● Capt. Eduardo Rusca - close aide ● Isabel - his girl?
of Luna. kasama noong namatay ● Laureana Novicio Ancheta - ina ni
sina Luna Luna
● Paco Roman - close aide of Luna
and kasamang namatay ni Luna Cabinet Meeting
● Gen. Tomas Mascardo -
Commanding Officer/ Former - Province of Bulacan
Provincial Gov. of Cavite - Members of the Elite Debate on
● Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo - President whether or not trust the presence of
● Apolinario Mabini - First Prime American Forces in the Country.
Minister - Some of them believe that the
● Capt. Pedro Janolino - isa sa Americans have good intentions
nag-assassinate kay Luna
● Pedro Paterno - Head of the Upon orders of the Americano, Filipino
Cabinet troops are told to stay away from
● Gen. Jose Alejandrino - Director of Intramuros, The core of Manila.
Agriculture & Industry
● Felipe Buencamino, Sr. - Secretary August 1898
of Development (last person na
nakita sa pagpatay kay luna) - American forces stage a mock battle
● Gen. Gregorio “Goyong” Del Pilar with Spanish Troops to fool the
- Commanding Officer Filipino Revolutionaries
● Lieutenant Garcia - Luna’s - Spain surrenders to Maj. Gen.
Sharpshooters. Marksmen of Death. Wesley Merrit turns over the city of
● Luna’s Sharpshooters - Frontlines Intramuros with barely any
as a spearheading unit meant to casualties.
Key Points ● The Americans finally captured
Aguinaldo on March 23, 1901 in
● La Independencia Isabela.
● Province of Cavite, Bicol, ● April 19, 1901, Aguinaldo called
Pampanga, and Batangas on all Filipinos to surrender.
● Same uniform > Unity ● July 1, 1902, The
● “Dugo at Pawis” > Kabayaran Philippine-American War officially
● Americans fired on Filipino ended.
Troops in Sta. Mesa, Also San ● Aguinaldo expressed regret over
Juan, Paco, Pandacan and Luna’s death.
holding negotiations with ● The General’s killers were never
Spaniards in Intramuros. found.
● Article 1. Ang hindi sumunod sa
Punong Heneral ng Digmaan ay Luna’s Iconic Lines
tatanggalan ng ranggo at ● “Negosyo o Kalayaan? Bayan o
ipapapatay nang walang paglilitis Sarili? Pumili ka!”
sa hukuman estado. ● “Para kayong Birhen na naniniwala
● 3 days > 4,000 people sa pag-ibig ng isang Pta!”
● “Dugo at Pawis”
● “Heneral Artikulo Uno”
● “Adelante, compatriotas. Ang
● Pagtatalo ni Mascardo at Luna
magtagumpay o mamatay!”
dahil sa hindi nito pagsunod sa ● “Nagwakas na ang magagandang
utos ni Luna. Nagdala ng araw ng mga rosas. Nagsimula na
kabaong. ang busilak na mga gabi ng ating
● June 4, 1899, Nakatanggap ng matinik na pakikipamuhay sa ating
telegrama si Luna kay Aguinaldo bayan.”
na pinapapunta siya sa himpilan ● “Kaya nating magbuwis ng buhay
sa Cabanatuan, Nueva Ecija pero para sa pamilya pero para sa isang
pagdating sa simbahan ng prinsipyong makabayan?”
● “Ganito ba talaga ang kapalaran
Cabanatuan ay pinagtulungan
natin, Paco? Kalaban ang kalaban.
siyang patayin ng Brigada ng
Kalaban ang kakampi, nakakapagod.”
Kawit sa pangunguna ni Kapitan ● “Kung pagpapalaya sa mga traydor
Pedro Janolino. ang pakikipolitika, ayokong maging
● “General Luna is murdered by bahagi niyan.”
Aguinaldo” ● “Kagalang-galang silang
● Luna’s plan to establish a mamamayan. Nag-ambag sila ng pera
stronghold in the Mountain at kagamitan sa ating (rebolusyon).”
Province was never carried out. ● “Kung panaginip lamang ang umasa
● With his forces Dwindled, sa pag-unlad, managinip tayo
hanggang sa kamatayan.”
Aguinaldo retreated up north and
● “Paano ako lalaban? Kakagatin ko
shifted to Guerilla Warfare, A
sila?“
tactic Luna had been proposing ● “Nasubukan mo na bang hulihin ang
all along. hangin?“ - Apolinario Mabini

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