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    Jose Rizal embarked on his first trip abroad in 1882 to study in Spain. He traveled extensively throughout Europe, studying in Spain, France, Germany, Italy and other countries. He used his travels to study various cultures and write about his nationalist views. He published several essays and books during this time criticizing the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. Rizal eventually returned to the Philippines and continued advocating for reforms, which led to his execution by the Spanish in 1896.

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    Jose Rizal embarked on his first trip abroad in 1882 to study in Spain. He traveled extensively throughout Europe, studying in Spain, France, Germany, Italy and other countries. He used his travels to study various cultures and write about his nationalist views. He published several essays and books during this time criticizing the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. Rizal eventually returned to the Philippines and continued advocating for reforms, which led to his execution by the Spanish in 1896.

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    Jose Rizal embarked on his first trip abroad in 1882 to study in Spain. He traveled extensively throughout Europe, studying in Spain, France, Germany, Italy and other countries. He used his travels to study various cultures and write about his nationalist views. He published several essays and books during this time criticizing the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines. Rizal eventually returned to the Philippines and continued advocating for reforms, which led to his execution by the Spanish in 1896.

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    Jose Rizal

    Travel abroad
    Rizal
    first
    trip abroad
    spain

    1882

    • Jose Rizal decided to continue his


    studies in Spain in 1882. His plan
    was kept in secret to the others.
    • His objective is to study life
    abroad and to write a book about
    Filipino sense of nationalism.
    His life in Spain

    • His study abroad was


    funded by his brother
    Paciano, but later on his
    allowance got delayed.

    • He lost his focus to his


    main goal as he soon see
    the life of people abroad
    where it was so different in
    the Philippines.

    He also travelled to Ceylon (now Sri


    Lanka), Egypt, Italy, and France
    before finally arriving in Barcelona,
    Spain.
    Barcelona

    He started working on his


    library and publishing his
    works.

    He wrote essays for Diariong ragalog.


    "Amor Patrio" (Love of Country)"Los
    Viajes" (Travels)"Revista de Madrid"
    (Review of Madrid)
    Barcelona

    He regularly met his Ateneo old


    classmates at Plaza de Catalurha.
    Madrid

    1882
    • He enrolled at the Universidad Central de
    Madrid on November 3, 1882.

    • He took courses at the Academy of San


    Carlos

    • He took private lessons at the Hall of


    Sanz and Carbonell
    Madrid

    He met DON
    PABLO ORTIGA Y
    REY, a former
    alcalde of Manila.

    He also met DR.


    MIGUEL
    MORAYTA, he is
    an advocate of'
    freedom and self
    determination.
    Madrid

    - He soon joined the group, CIRCULO


    HISPANO-FILIPINO, led by Juan
    Atayde.

    - This group was mostly made up of elder


    Filipinos who were the exiles of 1872.

    - It held informal programs which included


    poetry reading and debates.
    Madrid

    - He became a member and his masonic


    name was "Dimasalang.“

    - Freemasonry was an organization


    outlawed by the Catholic Church because
    Its beliefs are contrary to the doctrines of
    the Church
    Madrid

    Dr. Viola

    • DR. MAXIMO VIOLA financed Jose


    Rizal works which is Noli me Tangere.
    • Noli me tangere copies we’re given to
    Viola, Rizal’s friends and to the
    Philippines”
    Madrid

    Dr. Blumentritt

    • Dr. Viola accompanied Rizal to Austria to


    met DR. FERDINAND
    BLUMENTRITT.
    • Rizal exchange his letters and books to
    Dr. Blumentritt and serve as his one of his
    advisers.
    Paris

    1885
    • He arrived in Paris on November 1885.
    • He worked as an assistant to Dr. Louis
    de Weckert.
    • He found time to be with his friends,
    Pardo de Taveras, Juan Luna, and
    Resurreccion Hidalgo.
    • He posed for Juan Luna's paintings.
    • Composed songs: "Alin Mang Lahi" and
    "La Deportacion"
    Heidelberg

    1886
    • On February 1886, he arrived in
    Heidelberg, an old university town.
    • He worked as an assistant to Dr. Otto
    Becker at the University Eye Hospital. b.
    He listened to the lectures of Dr. Becker
    and Prof. Wilhelm Kuehne.
    • He wrote the poem, "To the Flowers of
    Heidelberg."
    Leipzig

    1886
    1886

    • Prof. Friedrich Ratzel and Dr. Hans Meyer,


    who wrote a book, were among the people he
    met..
    • He was the Tagalog translator of Schiller's
    William Tell. The book tells the story of how
    the Swiss gained their independence
    peacefully.
    Dresden

    1886

    • He saw the painting of Raphael, the Sistine


    Madonna.
    • At the Zoological, Anthropological and
    Ethnographic Museum, he saw the collection
    on the Philippines.
    Dresden

    1886

    • He saw the painting of Raphael, the Sistine


    Madonna.
    • At the Zoological, Anthropological and
    Ethnographic Museum, he saw the collection
    on the Philippines.
    Berlin

    1886

    • He met Drs. Rudolf and his son, Hans


    Virchow, two known German anthropologists
    • he also met Dr. w Joest; and Dr. Ernest
    Schweigger, a known ophthalmologist
    Berlin

    Dr. jagor

    • Rizal met DR. FEODOR JAGOR in


    Berlin and became one of his major
    influenced,
    • Rizal was inspired by Dr. Jagor's book to
    do something to underline that education
    is the solution to the Philippines' current
    plight.
    Departure

    • After a few trips to Rome and other parts


    of Italy, Rizal returned to the Philippines
    to personally witness the impact of his
    novel.
    Rizal
    second
    trip abroad
    Hongkong

    • He majored in Chinese language, Chinese


    drama, and Chinese theater. Chinese values
    and traditions. He went to Macau, a
    Portuguese territory near Hong Kong, on a
    visit.
    Hongkong

    basa

    • He met Jose Maria Basa and other


    Filipinos who were exiled due to the
    secularization issue of 1872.
    Japan

    • He stayed in Yokohama.
    • He studied the Japanese language, Japanese
    culture, theatres, martial arts, and he visited
    shrines.
    America

    1888

    He reached Liverpool, England


    on May 24, 1888. Immediately
    after his arrival, he left for
    London.
    America

    Regidor

    • Dr. Antonio Ma greeted Rizal. Regidor,


    who was also exiled in 1872. Dr. Regidor
    was a lawyer in London.
    America

    Rost

    • Jose Rizal was introduced to Dr. Reinhold


    Rost, the librarian of the
    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs in England. He
    was also an authority on Malay languages
    and customs
    Brussels

    He published so many of his


    works and finish his novel “el
    Filibusterismo”
    Brussels
    LIST OF HIS WORKS
    • "La Verdad Para Los Todos" or "The Truth for All
    People" appeared on the May 31, 1889 issue.
    • "Verdades Nuevas" or "New Truths" was published
    on July 31, 1889.
    • "Una Profanacion" or "A Profanation" which also
    appeared on the July 31, 1889 issue.
    • "Diferencias" or "Differences," September 1 5,
    1889. 9
    • "Filipinas Dentro de Cien Ahos" or "The Philippines
    a Century Hence" published in four series,
    September 30, October 31, December 1 5, 1889 and
    February 1, 1890
    • "Ingratitudes" which also meant "ingratitudes" in
    the English language was published on January 15,
    1890.
    • "Sin Nombre" or "Without Name," February 28,
    1890.
    • "Sobre la Nueva Ortografia de la Langua Tagalai' or
    "On the New Orthography of the Tagalog
    Language," April 15, 1890.
    • "Cosas de Filipinos" or "Things about the
    Philippines," April 30, 1890.
    The end

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