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1. Dr Feodor Jagor And Jose Rizal
2. Dr. Feodor Jagor And Rizal

FEODOR JAGOR, author ofthe book Travels In The Philippines• Reason why he admired the book- it predicted His acquaintance with DR. JAGOR, througha letter of introduction from Blumentritt,resulted into his friendship with (1) Chapter 9 - Jose Rizal in Berlin, Germany (B)Documents. Dimasalang, The Masonic Life of Dr. Jose Rizal Dr. Rizal, a Philippine national born on June 19, 1861, died before a firing squad on December 30.

On June 10, 1872, Jose together with his brother went to Manila to grant his wish of enrolling Jose in San Juan de Letran. Jose Rizal took the entrance examination and passed them with flying colors, then he went back to Calamba to stay for a while with his family and attend their town fiesta only to find out that his father’s wish changed instead of enrolling him to San Juan de Letran he wished to enroll him to Ateneo de Manila.

Thus, being an obedient child, upon his return to Manila accompanied again by his brother Paciano, they proceeded to Ateneo Municipal. At first Father Magin Fernando, who was the college registrar, denied them of admittance for two reasons: 1.) he was late for registration and 2.) he was sickly and undersize for his age. Jose Rizal was then eleven years old. However, they sought the intercession of Manual Xerez Burgos, nephew of Father Burgos. As a result, he was reluctantly admitted at the Ateneo.

First Year in Ateneo (1972-73)

Jose Rizal belonged to the class composed of Spaniards, mestizos and Filipinos. His first teacher was Fr. Jose Bech. As a newcomer and knowing little Spanish, he was considered as inferior and placed at the bottom of the class. He was an externo hence he was assigned to the Carthaginians, an occupant of the end of the line.

He proved he was no inferior for at the end of the month he became the emperor and received a prize, a religious picture. To improve his Spanish, Jose Rizal took private lesson in Santa Isabel College during the noon recess while students were playing and gossiping. In the second half of the first year, his performance declined and was not able to maintain his academic supremacy that he held during his first half of the term for the reason that he was affected so much by the remarks of some professors. He placed second at the end of the year although his grades were marked excellent. According to Ambeth Ocampo there were only twelve students in a class, nine of which, including Jose Rizal, graduated sobresaliente with the same excellent mark in all their subjects in school year 1876-77.

Second year in Ateneo (1873-74)

Jose Rizal repented having neglected his studies the previous year. He studied harder this year and regained his leadership composure and became an emperor again.

His Favorite Books

1. ‘Count of Monte Cristo’ (Alexander Dumas) – characterized by Edmond Dantes (the hero) in prison, is spectacular escape from the dungeon of Chateau d’ If, the finding of buried treasure on the rocky island of Monte Cristo, and his dramatic revenge on his enemies who had wronged him;
2. ‘Travels in the Philippines’ (Dr. Feodor Jagor) – a German scientist-traveler who visited the Philippines in 1859-1860. What struck him most in this book were Jagor’s keen oberservations of the defects of Spanish colonization and his prophecy that someday Spain would lose the Philippines and that America would come to succeed her as colonizer;
3. ‘Universal History’ (Cesar Cantu) – a non-fiction historical work. He was able to acquire an expensive set of this book by convincing his father that this book would be of great aid in his studies and enabled him to win more prizes.

Third year in Ateneo (187-75)

Jose Rizal returned to Ateneo shortly before the classes began to start his junior year. He met his mother and informed him that she was finally released from prison, just as he predicted when he visited her to her prison cell in Santa Cruz, Laguna.

However, he was disappointed to the result of his class performance as in the previous year, although his grades remained excellent in all subjects. He won a single medal in Latin. He failed to win a medal in Spanish because his spoken Spanish was not that fluent. A Spaniard who delivered Spanish with fluency and right accentuation defeated him.

Fourth Year in Ateneo (1875-76)

On June 16, 1875, he became a boarder in Ateneo. He befriended his professor Fr. Francisco de Paula Sanchez, whom he regarded as great educator and scholar. He inspired him to write poetry and to study harder. Fr. Sanchez recognized his God-given talents. Because of the inspiration and recognition given, he regarded the Jesuit professor as “model of uprightness, earnestness, and love” for the advancement of his students.

Consequently, he resumed his studies with vigor and dedication and topped all his classmates in all subjects and won five medals at the end of the school term.

Last year in Ateneo (1876-77)

Although there was a great improvement in his performance but his previous years of performance made a great effect, he graduated on March 23, 1877 (16 years old) and received the degree of Bachelor of Arts, with highest honors and not a valedictorian.

Dr Feodor Jagor And Jose Rizal

Extra Curricular Involvement

• an emperor inside the classroom
• campus leader
• active member and became a secretary, the Marian Congregation Religious Society
• member of the Academy of Spanish Literature and the Academy of Natural Sciences
• poet
• studied painting under the famous Spanish Painter, Agustin Saez
• improved his sculpture talents under the supervision of Romualdo de Jesus
• engaged in gymnastics and fencing and continued the physical training under his sports-minded Tio Manuel.

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• .ohh my God Rizal! I think I fall in love with you. Every now and then I'm always looking for you. You made my heart beats faster . You made my eye twinkling. You're my hero! My love! RIZAL!

• Rizal, deserving to be a Hero of the Whole World.

• haha good

• boring nga ang history pero as a filipino,you must know what happened ad salute our heroes.

• who was rizal's classmate in ateneo who he admitted was better than him?

• akala ko boring pagaralan ang history lalo na kapag life na ng mga heroes pinag-aaralan ero di pala.

  cyado ngang interisating ei:))

• Rizal is the greatest Malayan heritage. He is one of the reason why our country is liberated from the hand of the imperialist Spain. without him Andres Boniface (hehehe, Bonifacio) and the others will never be encourage to fight for our freedom. So we must thank him and hailed him for his undying dedication and sacrifices for our country, as what loverboy said he is the eye opener.

  to those person who condemned rizal fuck you more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  di ka pinoy kung di mo love Rizal.

• Rizal is our national hero. You must give due respect to him. He apply his splendor talents just to awaken our mind of the wrong doings of the Spaniards. We must be thankful of him because he serves as an eye opener to everybody.

• magaling nga si rizal pero hnd sya ang nagpalaya ng pinsa db? :) idol ko sya kc ang talino nea. pro i think may mas karapat dapat na iba upang maging national hero. peace :)

• cnu ung mga 12 graduates noong 1877, ksama c dr.jose rizal? anu rin ung mga grades nila? tnx =)

• love the history talaga hhihi

• i really like rizal cause he is a good one at kahit bata pa sya ginagwa nya ang lahat to be an emperor deserving talaga sya maging hero at dahil dyan naging inspirasyon ko si rizal ,,,,,,,

• Deserving talaga si Rizal na maging national hero. Na-appreciate ko talaga kung ano yung nagawa niya para sa bansa natin. Kung wala siya, siguro naghihirap na tayo ngayon. Kaya we should be thankful for what he did para sa bansa natin.

• my picture ba kayo of rizal Wearing his uniform at ateneo de municipal ???

  plss inform mee :))

  mcclaudem@yahoo.com

• d talga ako ngbabasa ng mga books.. report ko lng ito kaya me ngresearch.. pero nung nabasa ko na prang gusto ko na basahin lahat hindi lng report ko... nkakainspired kasi..

• mga ungas,.dapat maging proud kau.,ung mga nauna.,filing.,igalang nyo hero natin.,his the one,.i'am the two.,.,hehehe .,tama,.

• rizal was the ever genius man produced by the filipino race :)

• ,.,., thanks ky Dr. Rizal because of him were all free from spanish colonial,., love and respect him,., dahil sa mga ngawa nya sa ating lahat,. at sa mga nag post na hndi mgnda,., your not appreciating what he done for you!!!!!!!

• dagdag ka sa home work ko gago ka rizal!

• hay kung may like button lang sana to nilike ko na mga comment nyo..hehhehehe

• I really appreciate what rizal done to our country. I salute you very much jose rizal. For those who did not give emphasis to the life of rizal, MAMATAY NA KAYO!

• yepSedo.. Rizal is very witty, prolific, and most especially a brave novelist..

  just like his very inspirational poem

  'Por La Educacion Recibe Lustre La Patria'

  Through Education the Country receives Light.

  :3

• salute rizal ..

  tunay na bayani si rizal..

• kol nga siya ,eh.

• IDOL KO RIN SIA DAHIL PNATUNAYAN NA MAS MATALI ANG PEN KSA SA MATATALIM NA BAGAY... PINAKITA NIA ANG GALING NIA SA IBATIBANG PARTE NG MUNDO ... HINDI SIA GUMAWA NG IKAKASAKIT NG KAPWA NIYA SA HALIP NGSULAT SIA NG MAGAGANDANG KWENTO .. I LOVE HISTORY ... KUNG WALA ANG NOON WALA ANG NGAUN... ANG BAWAT PANYAYARI SA ARAW ARAW AY MAGIGING HISTORY

• i think Rizal is a very intelligent person and observant person.

• ito na kkompleto sa presentation ko sa rizal. hhe

• @fairykaye:

  May I know your sources so that I can use this information on a school paper? :)

• i was looking for another information about rizal as a dramatist

• Hehehe! grabe naman kau kung makapagcomment., wagas.,!

• boring xa pero nasarapan ako sa pag babasa . :) kasi mabait teacher namin kaya gusto kung matutunan lahat kung ano si rizal . heheh :)

• Let's preserve our patriotism, become a Knight of Rizal.

• kung wala si Rizal malamang wala rin tayo..

• i really salute Dr. Jose Rizal..

• The way you posted your reply is very indicative of your intellectual capacity. I think your life's boring. Typical, not like Rizal's.

• tama!!! cguru spaniard nagsabi nun..walang kwentang tao un.respect rizal

• kayu ang boring hindi ang buhay nya

  mga walang pag papahalaga.

• ayos si riza;.....

  we are now free from Spaniards because of him/....

  thanks////////////

• Pilipino ba kayo? Kung wala si Rizal sa tingin mo ganyan ang buhay mo ngayon? Ikinahihiya mo ba siya? Ikaw kaya mo ba ang ginawa niya? Huwag ninyo naman kalimutan ang paggalang, mga Pilipino pa man din kayo.

• uu nga ie RIZAL pero foR mE rizAL iS cOoL peRsOn :D

• borng tlaga history, ;d

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Berlin

Berlin

Rizal in Berlin (1886-1887)BERLIN: remarkable for its scientific atmosphere and the absence of race prejudice.Rizal met for the first time Dr. Feodor Jagor, celebrated German scientist-traveller and author of Travels in the Philippines, a book which Rizal read and admired during his student days in Manila.

Dr. Feodor JagorVisited the Philippines in 1859-1860.Travel in the Philippines was publishedin Berlin in 1873.In this book, Dr. Jagor foretold the downfall of Spanish rule in the Philippines and the coming of America to the Philippine shores.Rizal had a letter of introduction by Blumentritt for him.

Dr. Rudolf VirchowDr. Jagor introduced Rizal to Dr. Rudolf Virchow, famous German anthropologist, and also to the latters son, Dr. Hans Virchow, professor of Descriptive Anatomy. Rizal also met Dr. W. Joest, noted German geographer.Rizal worked in the clinic of Dr. Karl Ernest Schweigger, famous German ophthalmologist.

Scientific Circles in BerlinRizal became a member of the ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY, and the GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF BERLIN, upon the recommendation of Dr. Jagor and Dr. Meyer.Rizal was the first Asian to be recognized by Europes scientists.

Dr. Feodor Jagor And Rizal

Living in BerlinTo gain further knowledge of ophthalmology;To further his studies of sciences and languages;To observe the economic and political conditions of the German nation;To associate with famous German scientists and scholars; andTo publish his novel, Noli Me Tangere.

Life In BerlinMethodical and frugal life in BerlinWorked as an assistant in the clinic of Dr. Schweigger, eminent German ophthalmologistAttended lectures in University of Berlin.Physical exercises in his boarding house and gymTours around city and the country sides, observing..

Cafe Bauer, where Rizal used to sit and read newspapers

German WomenMarch 11, 1886: Rizal wrote to Trinidad and expressed admiration for German women, describing them to be serious, diligent, educated, and friendly; not gossipy, not frivolous, and not quarrelsome; not particular about beautiful dresses and expensive jewelry, but could dress nicely like any other woman in the world.Rizal with Nelly Bousted, et al.

Noli Me TangereCame off the press on March 1887, after Dr. Maximo Viola, Rizals friend from Bulacan, arrived in Berlin at the height of Rizals despondency and loaned him the needed funds to publish the novel.Rizals reading of Harriet Stowes Uncle Toms Cabin, which portrays the brutalities of American slave-owners and the pathetic conditions of the unfortunate Negro slaves, inspired Dr. Rizal to prepare a novel that would depict the miseries of his people under the lash of Spanish tyrants.

She finally decides, out of desperation, to seal a pact with her Romanian maid, Elena. Elena accepts to bear Louise’s child as a surrogate mother in exchange for a large amount of money. Louise’s biggest dream is to become a mother but she is unable to have children. Louise and Kasper, a Danish couple, live in an isolated villa in the middle of the forest away from modern life, technology and even electricity. The truth about love film.

Next: Rizals Grand Tour of Europe with Maximo Viola (1887)