The Sakdal Uprising begins in Luzon, Philippines - May 2nd, 1935

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The Sakdal Uprising begins in Luzon, Philippines - May 2nd, 1935

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On this day in 1935, thousands of Filipino peasants staged a rebellion in the agricultural region of Central Luzon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Sakdal Uprising begins in Luzon, Philippines - May 2nd, 1935

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