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050			_aDS 686.5 .S26 2023
100			_aSantos, Soliman M. Jr. _eauthor
245			_aTigaon 1969 : _buntold stories of the CPP-NPA, KM, and SDK / _cSoliman M. Santos Jr.
260			_aQuezon City : _bBughaw, _cc2023.
300			_a292 pages ; _billustrations ; _c21 cm.
365			_bPHP600.00
505			_a1. The "First Five" Expansion Ream (1969) and Its Origins from KM Activism -- 2. Why Tigaon? -- 3. Tayag's Other Work in Bicol and Admiration for Bicolano Warriors -- 4. Post-Negros Debacle Question: Abort or Not to Abort the Initial Bicol Expansion -- 5. Second Wind Reinforcement from SDK UE Taytay (1970) -- 6. Reconnection with the Center and an Issue of Mode of Expansion -- 7. Removal of the SDK UE-Taytay Main Group and "Reestablishment"of the CPP at the Tigaon Front -- 8. Bicol Armed Struggle / NPA 101 (1971) -- 9. The KM and SDK Split (1968) -- 10. The SDK "Rectification" Back into the CPP Fold (1969) -- 11. Continuing KM-SDK and Instra-SDK Dynamics (1970-1972) -- 12. Postscripts, Profiles and perspectives.
520			_aThis book reveals heretofore untold stories that led to the Bicol formation of the Commmunist Party of the Philippines– New People’s Army (CPP-NPA), based on accounts from such key players as Marco Baduria and Nonito Zape, among other pioneers that primed the soil for a national-democratic revolution in Tigaon, Camarines Sur, in 1969. Similarly, the author Soliman M. Santos Jr. explores the lateral relevant dynamics between and within Kabataang Makabayan (KM) and Samahang Demokratiko ng Kabataan (SDK), two leading nat-dem youth organizations that had already established chapters nationwide, including in Bicol, by the time Ferdinand Marcos Sr. declared martial law in 1972.
650			_aCOMMUNISM PARTY OF THE PHILIPPINES
650			_aNEW PEOPLE'S ARMY (PHILIPPINES)
650			_aNATIONAL LIBERATION MOVEMENTS -- PHILIPPINES
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