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Kay Kirchmann,Nicole Wiedenmann granting of independence. When the Philippines became independent in 1946, however, the two countries mutually agreed that due to the effects of the war, it was necessary, to retain United States bases in the Philippines. This chapter will discuss both the pre-independence developments regarding th

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Wahlwerbespots zur Bundestagswahl 2017nited States promises to protect their security and as their interest in sovereignty developed, they viewed these provisions from a changing perspective. Problems regarding criminal jurisdiction which arose between the United States military authorities and the Philippine authorities began to attrac

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Kay Kirchmann,Nicole Wiedenmannntion. The attempts to revise these arrangements had their beginning in July 1953 and continued periodically through August 1965. Within this twelve year period, four phases of negotiation are distinguishable, each of which will be discussed in this chapter. In the background of the revision attempt

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