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    Luis Taruc

    Philippine Marxist–Leninist politician (1913–2005)

    In this Filipino name, say publicly middle name or motherly family name is Mangalus and the last name or fond family name is Taruc.

    Luis Taruc

    In office
    June 30, 1984 – March 25, 1986
    In office
    June 12, 1978 – June 5, 1984
    In office
    December 30, 1969[1] – September 23, 1972[2]
    Preceded byÁngel Macapagal
    Succeeded byPosition abolished
    Position subsequent held uncongenial Emigdio Lingad
    In office
    May 25, 1946 – June 1, 1946[3]
    Preceded byJosé Fausto
    Succeeded byArtemio Macalino
    Born

    Luis Mangalus Taruc


    June 21, 1913
    San Luis, Pampanga, Philippine Islands[a]
    DiedMay 4, 2005(2005-05-04) (aged 91)
    Quezon Reserve, Philippines
    Political partyIndependent (1969–2005)
    Democratic Confederation (1945–1949)
    Other political
    affiliations    		Socialist Party endorse the State (1938–1954)
    Spouse(s)Feliciana Bernabe (d. 1938)
    Enna Cura (d. 1946)
    Gregoria Calma (d. 1952)
    RelationsFrancesca Taruc (granddaughter)
    Children1
    Alma materUniversity endlessly Manila
    Known forLeader of interpretation Hukbalahap
    NicknameKa Luis[4]
    AllegianceHukbalahap
    Philippines (until 1946)

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    Luis Taruc

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    Luis Taruc was a Filipino peasant leader and founder of the communist Hukbalahap movement. He was born in a farming town and became involved in the peasant movement in the 1930s. In 1942, during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Taruc formed the Hukbalahap to fight the Japanese. After the war, negotiations between Taruc's movement and the Philippine government failed, leading the Huks to take up arms against the government. At its peak in the early 1950s, the Huk movement had an estimated 170,000 fighters. Taruc eventually surrendered in 1954, ending the Huk rebellion. He continued advocating for agrarian reform after his imprisonment and pardon.

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    Luis Taruc was a Filipino peasant leader and founder of the communist Hukbalahap movement. He was born in a farming town and became involved in the peasant movement in the 1930s. In 1942, during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, Taruc formed the Hukbalahap to fight the Japanese. After the war, negotiations between Taruc's movement and

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    Luis Taruc (21 June 1913-4 May 2005) was a Filipino resistance leader who led the Hukbalahap movement from 1942 to 1950, fighting against the Japanese during World War II and against the Philippine government after the war's end.

    Biography[]

    Luis Taruc was the son of sharecropping peasants in Luzon, and he was educated at Manila University and in the 1930s took up the cause of landless peasants, who were particularly affected by the Great Depression. In 1935, he joined the Socialist Party of the Philippines and the Philippine Anti-Fascist Front. In 1942, he formed the Hukbalahap on Luzon, and became its commander-in-chief. By 1945, his forces had almost total control of the rural areas of the island, and welcomed the return of the US liberation forces against the Japanese. In 1946, he was elected to the House of Representatives. When denied his seat, he returned to his guerrilla activities at the head of a People's Liberation Army. He finally surrendered in 1954, and he was imprisoned until 1968. He died in Quezon City in 2005 at the age of 91.

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