The Marcos dynasty

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The Marcos dynasty

Sterling Seagrave

Macmillan, 1989

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First published: New York : Harper & Row, 1988

Bibliography: p. 457-470

Includes index

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This account of the Marcos regime in the Philippines exposes the money-laundering, narcotics traffic, gambling and white slavery on which the system was based. It looks at Marcos's collaboration with the Japanese in 1940 and his wife's role in the murder of Ninoy Aquino. The author has also written "The Soong Dynasty", "The Marcos Dynasty", "Yellow Rain" and "Soldier of Fortune".

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