Dr. Jose Rizal's Journey and Studies Vocabulary

Vocabulary flashcards identifying key entities, locations, publications, and historical figures associated with Dr. Jose Rizal's travels and studies based on the lecture context.

Salvadora

The ship boarded by Dr. Jose Rizal during his initial voyage toward Singapore.

Hotel de la Paz

The hotel in Singapore where Dr. Jose Rizal stayed for three days during his travel.

D'Jamnah

The ship taken by Dr. Jose Rizal from Singapore to continue his journey to Europe.

Amor Patrio

An essay written by Dr. Jose Rizal in Barcelona centered on the concept of love for one's country.

Unibersidad Central de Madrid

The educational institution in Madrid where Dr. Jose Rizal pursued his studies and obtained a licentiate in medicine.

Dr. Louis de Wecker

A prominent ophthalmologist (eye surgeon) in France whom Dr. Jose Rizal assisted from November 1885 to February 1886.

Dr. Karl Ullmer

A Protestant pastor in Wilhelmsfeld with whom Dr. Jose Rizal stayed during his time in Germany.

Maximo Viola

A close friend of Dr. Jose Rizal who provided financial assistance to print Noli Me Tangere and joined him on his tour across Europe.

Berliner Buchdruckerei-Action-Gesellschaft

The printing press in Berlin contracted to print 2,000 copies of Noli Me Tangere for 300 pesos.

Noli Me Tangere

The novel authored by Dr. Jose Rizal, finished in March 1887 and published in Berlin.

Leitmeritz, Bohemia

The station location in Europe where Dr. Jose Rizal and Maximo Viola arrived in May to meet Ferdinand Blumentritt.

Ferdinand Blumentritt

A close friend and professor who received Dr. Jose Rizal and Maximo Viola at the Leitmeritz station and hosted them.