What is another word for hukbalahap?
Pronunciation: [hˈʌkbɐlˌahap] (IPA) 
Hukbalahap is a Filipino term that refers to a communist guerrilla movement that aimed to overthrow the Philippine government in the 1940s and 1950s. The term has no direct synonyms in English, but similar phrases such as "revolutionary movement" or "insurgency group" can be used to describe similar groups aiming to overthrow a government. Hukbalahap is also sometimes translated as "Clenched Fist" or "People's Army," depending on the context. It was a significant force during its time and is still remembered today as a key part of Philippine history. However, the group's tactics were often violent and controversial, leading to conflict and criticism from both within and outside of the country.
