All eight vignettes have been printed in various recent issues of the Bulletin of the American Historical Collection (Foundation) in Manila. Additionally, two have appeared in the Newsletter of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations (SHAFR), and one in the now defunct Philippine Studies Newsletter (Philippine Studies Group, Association for Asian Studies) Since each article is independent, there is overlapping explanation of my personal interest in Philippine affairs. -Milton Walter Meyer, D. Lit.

Philippine Vignettes I (Numbers 1-8)

History

Milton W. Meyer

Asia

Paige Press

The Thomas family who lived in Manila, was interned in Santo Thomas Internment Camp along with some 3790 Americans and other nationalities for the duration of World War II. During these years, teenage Elizabeth "Bim" Thomas kept well-hidden journals and a diary in camp from which she draws her story. She had a keen eye for detail. The story abounds in sharp observations and nuanced insights of internee life. The suspense-filled last weeks leading u to liberation are particularly spell-binding.

Stones of God: An Anglican Triptych (Travels with Milt)

Travel

Europe

Regina Books

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