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    The book When the Elephants Dance takes place in Manila, Philippines during the Japanese occupation in World War II. It is told from the perspective of a Filipino family struggling to survive the war. As the Japanese troops take over the city, the family does their best to avoid danger by sheltering in their home. However, the bombing of Manila continues. The troops defending the Philippines eventually have to surrender, and many are forced to go on the brutal Bataan Death March to prisoner of war camps, where thousands perish along the way due to the inhumane conditions. The family faces tremendous hardship as they endure the difficult realities of living under Japanese rule during this period of turmoil and conflict.

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    The book When the Elephants Dance takes place in Manila, Philippines during the Japanese occupation in World War II. It is told from the perspective of a Filipino family struggling to survive the war. As the Japanese troops take over the city, the family does their best to avoid danger by sheltering in their home. However, the bombing of Manila continues. The troops defending the Philippines eventually have to surrender, and many are forced to go on the brutal Bataan Death March to prisoner of war camps, where thousands perish along the way due to the inhumane conditions. The family faces tremendous hardship as they endure the difficult realities of living under Japanese rule during this period of turmoil and conflict.

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    The book When the Elephants Dance takes place in Manila, Philippines during the Japanese occupation in World War II. It is told from the perspective of a Filipino family struggling to survive the war. As the Japanese troops take over the city, the family does their best to avoid danger by sheltering in their home. However, the bombing of Manila continues. The troops defending the Philippines eventually have to surrender, and many are forced to go on the brutal Bataan Death March to prisoner of war camps, where thousands perish along the way due to the inhumane conditions. The family faces tremendous hardship as they endure the difficult realities of living under Japanese rule during this period of turmoil and conflict.

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