File:Emilio Aguinaldo Speech in Spanish (1929).webm

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Description Emilio Aguinaldo delivers a speech in Spanish in the Philippines.
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Source Moving Image Research Collections Digital Video Repository Fox Movietone News Story 2-513
Author American Era Philippines

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