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    This document lists several important friends and colleagues of Jose Rizal, the Philippine nationalist hero. It describes each person's connection to Rizal and their role in supporting Rizal and the Philippine reform movement of the late 19th century, which aimed to achieve reforms and greater autonomy from Spanish colonial rule. The people mentioned include doctors, writers, artists, and revolutionaries who worked alongside Rizal to advance nationalist ideals through education, publishing, and political organizing.

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    This document lists several important friends and colleagues of Jose Rizal, the Philippine nationalist hero. It describes each person's connection to Rizal and their role in supporting Rizal and the Philippine reform movement of the late 19th century, which aimed to achieve reforms and greater autonomy from Spanish colonial rule. The people mentioned include doctors, writers, artists, and revolutionaries who worked alongside Rizal to advance nationalist ideals through education, publishing, and political organizing.

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    This document lists several important friends and colleagues of Jose Rizal, the Philippine nationalist hero. It describes each person's connection to Rizal and their role in supporting Rizal and the Philippine reform movement of the late 19th century, which aimed to achieve reforms and greater autonomy from Spanish colonial rule. The people mentioned include doctors, writers, artists, and revolutionaries who worked alongside Rizal to advance nationalist ideals through education, publishing, and political organizing.

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    DR.

    JOSE
    RIZAL
    FRIEND
    Fernando Acevedo
     Who called Rizal his
    “distinguido amigo companero
    y paisano”, wrote the letter
    from Zaragoza, Spain , on 25
    Oct. 1889:
     “I see in you are the model
    Filipino, your application to
    study and your talent have
    placed on a height which I
    revere and admire.
    Dr. Tomas Arejola
     A bicolano doctor wrote
    Rizal in Madrid, 9 Feb 1891,
    saying: "Your moral
    influence over us is in
    disputable."
    Ferdinand Bluementritt
     A lecturer, teacher and
    principal in secondary school
    at Litomerice.
     He is the closest friend of Jose
    Rizal and consider him as a
    “SOUL MATE”
    Napoleon M. Kheil
     Kiehl and Rizal were introduced to each
    other by their common friend, Dr. A. B.
    Meyer of Dresden. In October 1894 Rizal sent
    165 butterflies to Dresden from Dapitan
    along with other specimens in exchange for a
    treatise on mathematics in French, and a
    small case of measuring instruments that he
    could use on the birds, fish, and small
    animals he caught on his seaside estate.
    Dr. Reinhold Rost
     Called Rizal :
    “A PEARL OF MAN”
    ( Una Perla de homre) as he
    was impressed by his learning
    and character.
     He met Dr. Reinhold Rost,
    the librarian of the Ministry
    of Foreign Affairs and an
    Authority on Malayan
    Languages and costom.
    Dr. Reinhold Rost
     Connection with the British
    Museum authorities.

     Dr. Jose P. Rizal's register of


    admission at the British
    Museum Reading Room
    Vicente Barrantes
     He say “ Rizal was the
    greatest product of the
    Philippines and this his
    coming to the world was
    like the appearance of a rare
    coment, whose rare
    brilliance appears only
    every others century.
    Trinidad Pardo De tavera
     A historian and a Filipino
    physician.
     Rizal met Trinidad in Paris and he
    stayed at Trinidad’s home. His
    home is the gathering or meeting
    place of their group known as
    “Los Indios Bravo”
    Maximo Viola
     A medical students who offers a
    help to Rizal to publish his “
    Noli Me tangere” translate to
    “Touch me not”
    Dr. Louis de Wecker
     French physician and
    mentor of Rizal. As his
    profession, he trained Jose
    Rizal to be a god like him
    as a Orpthalmologist.
    Valentin Ventura
     A best friend of Dr. Jose Rizal who supported
    him financially in his 2nd novel “The El
    Filibusterismo”.
      In Paris, Rizal lived for some time with him.
    Their friendship gave him an opportunity to
    listen to Rizal’s ideas which he greatly
    admired.
    Felix Resseccertion Higaldo
     A Filipino artist .
     He is acknowledge as one of the great Filipino
    painters of the late 19th century, and is
    significant in Philippine history for having
    been an acquaintance and inspiration for
    members of the Philippine reform movement
    which include Jose Rizal.
    Graciano Lopez Jaena
     Together with Rizal and Del
    Pilar, founded The La
    Solidaridad.
    Antonio Luna
     Filipino pharmacist and
    General who fought in the
    Philippine American .
     He was regarded as the most
    brilliant of the Filipino
    military officers during the
    war.
     Succeeding Artemio Ricarte as
    commander of the Philippine
    Revolutionary Army.
    Antonio Luna
     In a party held by Filipinos in Madrid, the
    intoxicated Antonio Luna made negative comments
    against Nellie Boustead—the woman he was
    courting but was said to have been infatuated with
    Rizal. Jose Rizal, who at the time was not in a good
    mood for bearing various problems, was prompted
    to challenge Luna into a duel. But since Luna
    apologized to Rizal, the duel was nonetheless
    aborted and their friendship was restored. When
    Rizal later decided to formally court Nelly, Antonio
    gentlemanly conceded to Rizal and even
    congratulated him through a letter.
    Antonio Regidor
     Antonio Regidor, supporter of
    the Propaganda Movement.
    Juan Luna
     A Filipino painter, sculptor
    and a political activist of the
    Philippine Revolution
    during 19th century.
     One of the speakers who
    honored them that night
    was Rizal who eventually
    would create his own works
    of genius in the following
    years.
    Juan Luna
     Luna and Rizal were
    expatriates in Europe from the
    farthest Spanish colony in the
    East. They were joined by
    others who would come to be
    known as the Ilustrados or
    Enlightened Ones; Indios and
    mestizos who had the benefit
    of higher education.
     Rizal would also create
    drawing portraits of Luna and
    Hidalgo to celebrate their
    Juan Luna
     Both Rizal and Luna were
    Ilustrados, well-educated,
    talented, and passionate.
    Luna who was older than
    Rizal by four years had
    similar interests with the
    younger man. They became
    fast friends and their
    relationship became even
    tight-knit when Luna married
    into the Pardo de Taveras.
    Marcelo H. Del Pilar
     then befriended Del Pilar
    through correspondence.
    Since then, mutual respect and
    admiration between the two
    heroes had grown.
    Mariano Ponce
     A Filipino physician, write, and
    active member of the
    Propaganda Movement. In
    Spain, he was among the
    founder of La Solidaridad.
     In Europe, he met the great
    Filipino propagandists: Jose
    Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena,
    and Marcelo H. del Pilar. The
    overpowering feeling of
    patriotism got the better of
    Ponce that he quit his studies to
    join the Filipino Movement in
    Mariano Ponce
     Mariano Ponce was the one
    who introduced Del Pilar to
    Rizal.
     Jose Rizal one day received a
    letter from Ponce with
    enclosed articles written by a
    certain ‘Plaridel.’ Impressed
    by the articles, Rizal wrote to
    Ponce “I am very grateful to
    you for this … Who is
    Plaridel?”
    Mariano Ponce
     December 1888 when Rizal first
    met Ponce and Del Pilar when he
    (Rizal) visited his compatriots in
    Madrid and Barcelona.
     Mariano Ponce was the one who
    gave the title “Mi Ultimo
    Pensamiento”(My Last Thought)
    to the last and most celebrated, but
    originally untitled, poem of his
    dear friend Jose Rizal. Today
    though,the poem is conventionally
    referred to as “Mi Ultimo Adios”
    (My Last Farewell).

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