Philippine History: Rizal's Connections in Europe

Rizal spent the summer of 1886 in ______, a mountainous region of Heidelberg at the house of a protestant Pastor, Dr. Karl Ulmer. His sojourn in the village was memorable due to the hospitality he received from the Ulmers and the kindness of the people. He appreciated the religious tolerance practiced in the community. Which city did Rizal spend his summer in?

In August 1886, Rizal attended lectures on history and psychology at the University of ______. While in ______, he translated Schiller’s William Tell from German to Tagalog so that Filipinos might know the story of the champion of Swiss independence. Which university did Rizal attend lectures at in August 1886?

While at Leipzig, Rizal worked as a ______ in a publishing company to augment his allowance. He was fortunate to be accepted due to his knowledge of European languages, particularly in German. What job did Rizal undertake while in Leipzig?

Rizal went to Berlin to further enhance his knowledge of ______, supplement his studies of languages and sciences, study and observe the political and economic conditions of Germany, join the circle of famous German scientists and scholars, and complete and publish his novel, Noli Me Tangere. Why did Rizal go to Berlin?

Rizal translated the ______ of Hans Christian Andersen into Tagalog for his nephews and nieces while in Leipzig. What did Rizal translate into Tagalog for his family?

In Leipzig, Rizal was able to translate Schiller’s ______ from German to Tagalog. What did Rizal translate into Tagalog while in Leipzig?

Madrid ✓joined the Masonry for two probable reasons: the abuses committed by the friars against the Filipino, and the possible assistance the masons can extend him in his struggle against Spanish tyranny and ______.

In November 1885, Rizal who was then 24 years old was living in Paris where he sojourned for about three months. He worked as an assistant to Dr. Louis de Weckert, French ophthalmologist from November 1885 to February 1886. It was on this time, that Rizal became closely associated with the Pardo de Taveras, Felix Hidalgo and Juan Luna who lived in ______.

Rizal attended lectures of Dr. Becker and Dr. Wilhelm Kuene at the university in ______.

While at Heidelberg, Rizal wrote letters to his sisters Maria and Trinidad about the Germany a country of order and ______.

Madrid had speech of salute to Luna and Hidalgo who were winners in the 1884 Madrid Exposition. Lunas was awarded a gold medal for his painting, the Spoliarium while Hidalgo a silver medal for his entry, Christian Virgins Exposed to the Populace in ______, France.

Moved to Heidelberg and worked at the University Eye Hospital under the direction of Dr. Otto Becker, a German ophthalmologist. He was a member of the law students’ Chess Players’ Club of Heidelberg after he was recommended by his ______ mates.

Rizal moved to Brussels from Paris on January 28, 1890. In Brussels, he was busy writing his second novel while contributing articles in La Solidaridad. Lived in the house managed by _______ sisters.

While in Brussels, he criticized Filipinos in Madrid for _______.

In August of 1890, he returned to Madrid and tried the best he could to seek justice for his family and the Calamba tenants. His family were persecuted in Calamba, Paciano and his two brothers-in-law (husband of Narcisa and Olimpia) were deported to Mindoro while Saturnina’s husband was banished in Bohol. His return in Madrid were all disappointments because of the following; failed to get justice for his family, his friend Jose Ma. Panganiban died, he had conflict with Antonio Luna because of Nelly Boustead, and the consistent attack of Wenceslao Retana against him and his family. _______ ✓Rizal arrived in the French Riviera of Biarritz and was welcomed by the Boustead Family.

The only aim of the club was their camaraderie while enjoying their stay in Paris during the entire duration of the exposition. Witnessed the opening of the Eiffel Tower on May 6, 1889. Participated in the painting competition. Founded Indios Bravos (replacement of Kidlat), member pledged to excel in intellectual and physical powers. _______ ✓Rizal moved to Brussels from Paris on January 28, 1890. In Brussels, he was busy writing his second novel while contributing articles in La Solidaridad.

In August of 1890, he returned to Madrid and tried the best he could to seek justice for his family and the Calamba tenants. His family were persecuted in Calamba, Paciano and his two brothers-in-law (husband of Narcisa and Olimpia) were deported to Mindoro while Saturnina’s husband was banished in Bohol. His return in Madrid were all disappointments because of the following; failed to get justice for his family, his friend Jose Ma. Panganiban died, he had conflict with Antonio Luna because of Nelly Boustead, and the consistent attack of Wenceslao Retana against him and his family. Biarritz ✓Rizal arrived in the French Riviera of _______ and was welcomed by the Boustead Family.

Rizal moved to Brussels from _______ on January 28, 1890. In Brussels, he was busy writing his second novel while contributing articles in La Solidaridad.

In August of 1890, he returned to Madrid and tried the best he could to seek justice for his family and the Calamba tenants. His family were persecuted in Calamba, Paciano and his two brothers-in-law (husband of Narcisa and Olimpia) were deported to Mindoro while Saturnina’s husband was banished in Bohol. His return in Madrid were all disappointments because of the following; failed to get justice for his family, his friend Jose Ma. Panganiban died, he had conflict with Antonio Luna because of Nelly Boustead, and the consistent attack of Wenceslao Retana against him and his family. Biarritz Rizal arrived in the French Riviera of Biarritz and was welcomed by the _______ Family.

Wilhelmsfeld

Leipzig

Proofreader

Ophthalmology

Fairy Tales

William Tell

Oppression

Paris

Heidelberg

Brussels

Biarritz

Jacoby Sisters

Gambling

Justice

Antonio Luna

Wenceslao Retana

Pardo de Taveras

Chess Players’ Club

Noli Me Tangere