In a fierce clash, Filipino revolutionaries armed with bolos charged, meeting the rifle fire of American soldiers. Leading this desperate struggle was General Miguel Malvar, his face a mask of determined fury, his pistol raised.
Malvar, a veteran of the revolution against Spain, now faced a new colonial power. His passionate cries fueled his men, his leadership unwavering even against superior firepower. He embodies the spirit of unyielding resistance, carrying on the fight for independence long after others had surrendered, making him one of the last Filipino generals to capitulate to the Americans.
