Rizal traveled from Paris to Berlin between 1885-1887. He was 24 years old when he decided to go to Paris. Some of the places he visited included Paris, Heidelberg, Leipzig, and Berlin. In these places, he studied further, associated with scientists like Dr. Feodor Jagor and Dr. Rudolf Virchow, and worked on his novel Noli Me Tangere. He experienced hardship during the winter in Berlin in 1886 due to financial difficulties.
Rizal traveled from Paris to Berlin between 1885-1887. He was 24 years old when he decided to go to Paris. Some of the places he visited included Paris, Heidelberg, Leipzig, and Berlin. In these places, he studied further, associated with scientists like Dr. Feodor Jagor and Dr. Rudolf Virchow, and worked on his novel Noli Me Tangere. He experienced hardship during the winter in Berlin in 1886 due to financial difficulties.
Rizal traveled from Paris to Berlin between 1885-1887. He was 24 years old when he decided to go to Paris. Some of the places he visited included Paris, Heidelberg, Leipzig, and Berlin. In these places, he studied further, associated with scientists like Dr. Feodor Jagor and Dr. Rudolf Virchow, and worked on his novel Noli Me Tangere. He experienced hardship during the winter in Berlin in 1886 due to financial difficulties.
Sown by the traveler on his way; And there beneath its azure sky, Where all my affections lie; There from weary pilgrim say, What faith is his in that land of ours!” - Jose Rizal Rizal’s Reasons of Going to Paris and Berlin:
SpecializeOphthalmology to cure his
mother’ eye. To continue his travels and observations of European life and customs German Scientists who Became friend of Rizal:
Dr. Feodor Jagor
Dr. Adolph B. Meyer Dr. Hanz Meyer Dr. Rudolf Virchow In Gay Paris (1885 -1886) Rizal was already 24 years old and a physician when he decided to go to Paris.
Maximo Viola – friend of Rizal in
Barcelona - a medical student and a member of a rich family in San Miguel, Bulacan In Gay Paris (1885 -1886) Senor Eusebio Corominas – edtor of La Publicidad. October 1885 – he worked as an assistant to Dr. Louis de Weckert. Juan Luna – Rizal’s Ilokano friend Paz Pardo de Tavera – became wife of Juan Luna - on her album Rizal drew a series of sketches on the story “The Turtle and the Monkey”. In Gay Paris (1885 -1886) He spent may hours at the studio of Juan Luna He helped Luna by posing as a model in several paintings The Death of Cleopatra ( Egyptian Priest) The Blood Compact ( Sikatuna ) Rizal as a Musician November 27, 1878 – he told Enrique Lettethat he learned the solfeggio, the piano and voice culture he composed 3 musical pieces Leonor El canto del Prisionero Alin Mang Lahi In Historic Heidelberg February 8, 1886 he arrived in Heidelberg Pastor karl Ullmer – a Lutheran minister he lived with Dr. Javier Galezowsky – owned a clinic where rizal worked on. He also studied under Dr. Otto Becker on opthalmology. To the flowers of Heidelberg – a poem wrote by Rizal In Historic Heidelberg Forget – me – not favorite flower of Rizal ( light blue in color) April 22, 1886 – he wrote the poem “ to the Flowers of Heidelberg” First Letter to Blumentritt July 31, 1886 – he wrote his first letter to Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt. Arithmetica – book together with his letter to Blumentritt Professor Ferdinand Blumentritt – bestfriend of Rizal Fifth Centenary of Heidelberg University August6, 1886 – he attended the Centenary of Heidelberg University 2 days before his departure Rizal goes to Leipzig August 8, 1886 – he left the Heidelberg to Leipzig August 14, 1886 – he arrived to Leipzig August 14 – October 29 he stayed in Leipzig Schiller’s william tell a story he translated German to Tagalog Hans Andersen’s fairy tales – he also translated to tagalog for his nephews and nieces Rizal goes to Leipzig October 29 – he left Leipzig for Dresden where he met Dr. Adolph B. Meyer Dr. Adolph B. Meyer Director of Anthropological and Ethnological Museum Rizal Welcomed in Berlin’s Scientific Circles Dr. Feodor Jagor – author of Travels in the Philippines introduced him to Dr. Rudolf Virchow * he worked on the Clinic of Dr. R. Schulzer Dr. Rudolf Virchow called Rizal as genius Tagalische Verkunst – ( Tagalog Metrical Art) – he read before the society on april 1887 Rizal’s Life in Berlin 5 Reasons why he lived in Berlin * to gain further knowledge in opthalmology * to further his studies of sciences and languages * to observe the condition of German nation * to associates with German scientists and scholars * to finish his novel, Noli Me Tangere Rizal’s Life in Berlin Dr. Schulzer – eminent German opthalmologist He practiced German, French, English and Italian at his boarding house Madame Lucie Gerdolle – professor of French Unter den Linden – the most popular boulevard of Berlin Rizal on German Women March 11, 1886 – he wrote a letter addressed to his sister Trinidad. In this letter he expressed his high regard and admiration of German womanhood. Rizal on German Women Characteristics of a German Woman Serious Diligent Educated Friendly Not gossipy Advice to Trinidad: “ Now that you’re still young you should strive to read, read and learn.You must not allow yourself to be conquered by indolence because it costs so little to cast it off.” German Customs: 1. Christmas Custom where the people take from the bushes a pine tree, selecting one which must not only be straight, but also must have leaves that do not fall on spring. The dry leaves are not leaves at all in this particular case but are kind of small needle. German Customs: The tree is adorned with lanterns, papers, lights, dolls, candies, fruits, etc. It is shown at night to the children who had not seen it being prepared. 2. Self – introduction to strangers in a social gathering. bad manner for a guest to remain aloof and wait for the host to make the proper introduction Rizal’s Darkest Winter (Berlin,1886) He experienced poverty because no money arrived from Calamba The diamond ring was in the pawnshop Many of his books had been sold to second – hand bookstores He could not pay his landlord He ate only one meal a day (bread and water or cheap vegetable soup) Rizal’s Darkest Winter (Berlin,1886) he laundered his clothes himself because he could not afford to pay for dry – cleaning His health broke down due to lack of nourishment. Quiz: A. Answer the following questions:
1. When did Rizal travel from Paris to Berlin?
2. How old was Rizal when he decided to go to Paris? 3. Who was the friend of Rizal in Barcelona? 4. Who was the owner of the studio where Rizal spent many hours? 5. What is his favorite flower in Heidelberg? 6. Who is the Lutheran Minister who became a friend of Rizal? 7. What is the title of the poem written on April 22, 1886? 8. When did he arrive in Heidelberg? 9. What is the title of the book sent together with his letter to Blumentritt? 10. What is the name of the most popular boulevard of Berlin? 11. Who was his professor in French Language? 12. What is the German story translated to Tagalog by Rizal? 13. On what painting of Juan Luna did Rizal posed as Sikatuna? 14. Who called Rizal as Genius? 15. Who is the leading French ophthalmologist where Rizal worked as an assistant on October 1885? B. Arrange the places where Rizal travelled. Write numbers 1 – 4.
16. _____ Paris
17. _____ Berlin 18. _____ Heidelberg 19. _____ Leipzig C. Enumeration: 20 - 22.German Scientists who became friends of Rizal
23 – 25. Characteristics of a German
Woman
26 – 27. Two German Customs
28 – 30. 3 Musical Pieces Composed by Rizal Key to Corrections: 1. 1885 -1887 2. 24 years old 3. Maximo Viola 4. Juan Luna 5. Forget – me – not 6. Pastor Karl Ullmer 7. To the Flowers of Heidelberg 8. February 8, 1886 9. Arithmetica 10. Unter den Linden Key to Corrections: 11. Madame Lucie Gerdolle 12. Schiller’s William Tell 13. The Blood Compact 14. Dr. Rudolf Virchow 15. Dr. Louis de Weckert 16. 1 17. 4 18. 2 19. 3 Key to Corrections: 20. Dr. Feodor Jagor 21. Dr. Rudolf Virchow 22. Dr. Hanz Meyer Dr. Adolph Meyer 23. serious 24. Diligent 25. Friendly educated not gossipy Key to Corrections: 26 . Self introduction to strangers 27. Christmas custom 28. Leonor 29. Alin Mang Lahi 30. El Canto del Prisionero