World War II memorial

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The World War II memorial at Mount Samat is a prominent Philippine national shrine honoring the soldiers who fought and died in the Battle of Bataan during World War II.

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World War II memorial canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national shrine
tourist attraction
war memorial
architect Lorenzo del Castillo
commemorates American soldiers
Battle of Bataan
Filipino soldiers
World War II
country Philippines
dedicatedTo World War II veterans in the Philippines
defenders of Bataan
elevation near summit of Mount Samat
EnglishName Shrine of Valor
hasPart Memorial Cross
chapel
colonnade
eternal flame sculpture
relief sculptures
viewing deck
war museum
heritageStatus Philippine national shrine
inaugurated 1960s
inauguratedBy Ferdinand Marcos
inception 1960s
languageOfName English
Filipino
locatedIn Bataan
Central Luzon
Luzon
Mount Samat
Philippines
Pilar, Bataan
materialUsed concrete
steel
stone
officialName Dambana ng Kagitingan
operator Philippine government
ownedBy Government of the Philippines
purpose to honor soldiers who fought in the Battle of Bataan
to serve as a national shrine of valor
sculptor Napoleon Abueva
significantEvent annual Araw ng Kagitingan commemorations
theme Filipino bravery
sacrifice in war
tourismType historical tourism

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Mount Samat knownFor World War II memorial
Les Braves memorialType World War II memorial
subject linked to: Les Braves monument
Mount Samat National Shrine memorialType World War II memorial