NITA UMALI BERTHELSEN
This one, unfortunately, is not downloadable, but is available
for purchase as a kindle edition on Amazon.
The Philippines Quarterly inaugural volume was released in July 1951. It was an intellectual, state-sponsored cultural and political journal
published by the Philippine Information Council under the Office of the President. It was designed to showcase high-level Filipino intellect,
literature, governance, art, and socio-economic positions. The writing style was sophisticated and intended for a highly literate, discerning
audience. Its editorial office was located at the former War Damage Compound on Aroceros Street, Intramuros.
Very few copies remain, mostly in library archives. Fortunately, I have the complete set of Vol 1 as Nita Umali Berthelsen was involved in its production. They are downloable here.
In 1969, the Philippines Quarterly was revived by the National Media Production Center. From 1969 to 1973, Nita Umali Berthelsen and
Mary Ruff Tagle were the editors. When Nita left Manila for Copenhagen in 1973, Mary remained editor for several years until its closure.
Here are copies from 1969 - 1973, when Nita was one of the editors. Download here.
