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Each week leading up to the 75th anniversary of Guam's liberation, the Pacific Daily News will examine how the events of 1941-1944 continue to affect life today.

Almost half of the island's population lived in Guam's capital, then known as Agana, according to the 1940 census. There were 9,965 residents in Agana's nine barrios, which including 649 people in ...

Almost half of the island's population lived in Guam's capital, then known as Agana, according to the 1940 census. There were 9,965 residents in Agana's nine barrios, which including 649 people in ...

Almost half of the island's population lived in Guam's capital, then known as Agana, according to the 1940 census. There were 9,965 residents in Agana's nine barrios, which including 649 people in ...

Almost half of the island's population lived in Guam's capital, then known as Agana, according to the 1940 census. There were 9,965 residents in Agana's nine barrios, which including 649 people in ...

Almost half of the island's population lived in Guam's capital, then known as Agana, according to the 1940 census. There were 9,965 residents in Agana's nine barrios, which including 649 people in ...