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    Rizal in Singapore Before Execution

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    Rizal in Singapore before execution - Dr. Jose Rizal visited Singapore four times between 1882 and 1896 when he was 21 years old. He recorded detailed observations of life in Singapore in the late 19th century in his journal, which provides a valuable account of Singapore during that time period. Today there is a memorial to Rizal in the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore. When President Duterte visited Singapore in 2016, the importance of bilateral relations between the two countries was stressed.

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    Rizal in Singapore before execution - Dr. Jose Rizal visited Singapore four times between 1882 and 1896 when he was 21 years old. He recorded detailed observations of life in Singapore in the late 19th century in his journal, which provides a valuable account of Singapore during that time period. Today there is a memorial to Rizal in the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore. When President Duterte visited Singapore in 2016, the importance of bilateral relations between the two countries was stressed.

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    Rizal in Singapore before execution - Dr. Jose Rizal visited Singapore four times between 1882 and 1896 when he was 21 years old. He recorded detailed observations of life in Singapore in the late 19th century in his journal, which provides a valuable account of Singapore during that time period. Today there is a memorial to Rizal in the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore. When President Duterte visited Singapore in 2016, the importance of bilateral relations between the two countries was stressed.

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    Rizal in Singapore

    before execution
    -Between 1882 and 1896,
    Dr. Jose Rizal visited
    Singapore four times.

    -21 years old

    -He recorded detailed


    observations of life and
    events in a journal that
    offers a picture of
    Singapore of the late 19th
    century.
    Diplomacy

    Dec. 15-16, 2016. Duterte was having a


    state visit in Singapore.
    Singaporean President Tong Tan Keng
    Yam that time stress the importance of
    the bilateral relations with the
    Philippines.
    “ Rizal notes and insights provided a
    valuable account of 19th century of
    Singapore”
    The government put up a memorial of Dr. Rizal stands on the Grounds of the
    Asian Civilizations.
    “

    Today, our two countries enjoy a robust friendship anchored in a shared vision of peace, harmony, and prosperity for our countries and regions.”
    -Tan
    Katipunan and Japan
    KANIMURA
    OR HIRAWA
    PIO VALENZUELA
    PHYSICIAN
    GENERAL OF THE
    KATIPUNAN

    MORITARO
    TAGAWA
    • Reception was took place in
    the upper story of the
    Japanese Bazaar in Plaza
    Moraga
    • Andress Bonifacio, Emilio
    Jacinto, Enrique Pacheco,
    Cipriano Pacheco, Jose
    Dizon, Aguedo del Rosario,
    Candido Tirona, Daniel
    Tirona, and Alejandro
    Santiago.
    Letter to the Japanese Emperor

    “ “The Filipino people greet the Emperor of


    Japan and the entire Japanese nation, with the
    hope that the light of liberty in Japan will also
    shed its rays in the Philippines…’”
    He said he was happy
    to hear of the
    existence of an
    association such as the
    Katipunan, a society of
    the sons of the
    country, and that he
    hoped to see the
    independence of our
    country.
    WOOD FRAMED CARVED BY A FILIPNO ARTIST RIPE MANGOS WORTH OF P14
    Diplomacy
    • The Japanese admiral
    appreciated or
    acknowledge the letter of
    the Katipunan.
    • Bonifacio sought
    political, financial and
    military assistance from
    Japan at the outbreak of
    the Philippine Revolution
    in 1896.
    -Bonifacio purchase of 4,000 rifles and
    ammunition from Japan.

    -Military
    Squadron to help fight Spanish.

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