The remains of the day: Uncovering the Manila massacre within the sphere of De La Salle University-Manila

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2025
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Abstract
“The remains of the day: uncovering the Manila massacre within the sphere of De La Salle University - Manila” explores the impact of selective memory on the Lasallian community's recollection of the 1945 massacre, where 16 brothers and 25 civilians were killed by Japanese forces at De La Salle University. Despite its significance, the massacre has been overshadowed by paranormal myths, especially among the youth. The documentary, structured as a Performative Documentary, is divided into three segments: a historical retelling, a discussion with an archivist, and an investigation of paranormal claims at the chapel. Interviews with Lasallians offer varying recollections of the event. Filmed in Filipino with English subtitles, the documentary highlights how tragedies can become distorted over time due to misinformation. By exploring multiple perspectives—from historians to paranormal investigators—the documentary seeks to clarify the true story, debunk myths, and emphasize the sacrifice of the brothers. It ultimately calls for more accurate commemoration of this important chapter in the university’s history, which remains largely overlooked in education and contemporary culture.
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Authors Enriquez, Kian M.
Journal Malay Journal
Year 2025
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