I like a channel called "Voices of the Past." It's run by two brothers, one of whom narrates first person accounts of historical events.
I think that it's a very good channel, and it has various Asian sources. I will post some a few at a time to help digest the videos. The first one I will post is a first person account of the first meeting between the Japanese and Portuguese.
I like a channel called "Voices of the Past." It's run by two brothers, one of whom narrates first person accounts of historical events.
I think that it's a very good channel, and it has various Asian sources. I will post some a few at a time to help digest the videos. The first one I will post is a first person account of the first meeting between the Japanese and Portuguese.
Hey sis I did some research and I found out that the first Admiral of the Philippine Revolutionary Navy was a Cuban!
He was Captain and then Admiral Vicente Catalan.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Revolutionary_Army#Notable_foreign_officers_and_servicemen
http://philippinenavy.tripod.com/history.html
When the Cuban war of Independence was being waged against Spain, the Philippine war of Independence also happened, in which case Cubans assisted their Filipino brothers and sisters in revolting against Spain.
@rambo
Ok I will make it my next assignment I will make it short and poetic around only 2700 words unlike the 4100 and 6400 wall of text, semi research papers I wrote.
Thanks alot for trusting in me boss.
Im gonna go jogging and doing wet market stuff. Ill be back later on the day. Have a great evening boss.
those Portuguese were station in the Philippines.
Really? That's interesting. I didn't know that.
@elgin He does narratives from first person, written accounts. I'm not sure that there is such a thing available for the Philippines.
Here is another one, his most popular:
China describes Rome.
