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By Cyril Bonabente
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:31:00 07/24/2008

On June 5, 1943, Jose P. Laurel, then Commissioner of Interior, who was perceived by some as a Japanese collaborator, was shot while playing golf at Wack-Wack in Mandaluyong. He survived the incident and went on to become the country’s President a few months later.

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