Life Abroad Rizal Part 2 Flashcards
(123 cards)
Outline of Life Abroad Part 2
- Grand Tour in Europe with Maximo Viola
- First Homecoming (1887-1888)
- Second Trip Abroad (1888-1892)
- Life in Hongkong and La Liga Filipina (1892)
Same steamer which brought him to Europe five years ago
Djemnah
Rizal’s companion in the Grand Tour
Maximo Viola (1887)
how much did Maximo Viola loan Rizal for the printing of Noli Me Tangere
300 pesos
Places of Rizal’s Grand Tour
- Leitmeritz (Litomerice), Czech Republic
- Vienna, Austria
- Geneva, Switzerland
how long did Rizal stay in Leitmeritz (Litomerice), Czech Republic
May 13 - 16, 1887
who did Rizal meet in Leitmeritz (Litomerice) for the first time
Blumentritt Family (Ferdinand, Rosa, and children Dolores, Condrad and Fritz)
what did Rizal do in Leitmeritz, Czech Republic
- visited scenic and historical spots
- Joined Tourists’ Club Meeting
scholars Rizal met in Leitmeritz
- Dr. Carlos Czepelak
- Prof. Robert Klutschak
where Rizal went after Leitmeritz
Vienna, Austria
another name for Vienna, Austria
Queen of Danube
who did Rizal meet in Vienna, Austria
Norfenfals, great novelist
what did Rizal receive in Vienna, Austria
lost diamond stickpin
where did Rizal go after Vienna, Austria
Geneva, Switzerland
what did Rizal do in Geneva, Switzerland
treated Viola to a blow-out because it was his birthday
how long did they stay in Geneva, Switzerland
15 days
when did they leave Geneva, Switzerland
June 23, 1887
where did Viola go after Geneva, Switzerland
Barcelona
where did Rizal go after Geneva, Switzerland
tour to Italy
What did Rizal resent in Madrid
exhibition of Igorots in Madrid Exposition
what did Rizal say about the Madrid Exposition
we want an industrial exposition, but not an exhibition of human beings who are compelled to live almost outdoors and die of nostalgia and pneumonia or typhus
last place Rizal visited during his first life abroad before returning home
Rome, Italy
how long did Rizal stay in Rome, Italy
June 27- Jun 29, 1887
First Homecoming dates
Jun 29, 1887 - Feb 3, 1888