Apolinario Mabini (1854–1903)

Location: Location: Asan Beach Unit, War in the Pacific National Historical Park, Marine Corps Drive, Asan, Asan-Maina, Guam, United States of America
Category: Personages
Type: Biographical marker
Status: Level II – Historical Marker
Marker Date: 1964
Installed By: National Historical Commission (NHC)

APOLINARIO MABINI
(1854–1903)

FILIPINO PATRIOT, NATIONALIST, STATESMAN, AND POLITICAL SCIENTIST, PRIME MINISTER AND SECRETARY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS OF THE FIRST PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC. BANISHED TO GUAM AS “THE MOST PROMINENT IRRECONCILABLE AMONG THE FILIPINOS.” HE LIVED IN A BUILDING ON THIS SITE OF ASAN, FROM FEBRUARY 1901 TO FEBRUARY 1903. WITH HIM WERE REVOLUTIONARY GENERAL ARTEMIO RECARTE, PIO DEL PILAR, MAXIMINO HIZON, AND 54 OTHER FILIPINO POLITICAL PRISONERS.

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