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    Dr. Jose Rizal was arrested in 1896 while traveling and brought to Spain. He was then transported back to the Philippines and put on trial for rebellion, sedition and illegal association with the revolution. Rizal defended himself but was found guilty and sentenced to death. On December 30, 1896 Rizal was executed by firing squad in Bagumbayan for his role in inspiring the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Dr. Jose Rizal was arrested in 1896 while traveling and brought to Spain. He was then transported back to the Philippines and put on trial for rebellion, sedition and illegal association with the revolution. Rizal defended himself but was found guilty and sentenced to death. On December 30, 1896 Rizal was executed by firing squad in Bagumbayan for his role in inspiring the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Dr. Jose Rizal was arrested in 1896 while traveling and brought to Spain. He was then transported back to the Philippines and put on trial for rebellion, sedition and illegal association with the revolution. Rizal defended himself but was found guilty and sentenced to death. On December 30, 1896 Rizal was executed by firing squad in Bagumbayan for his role in inspiring the Philippine revolution against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Dr.

    Jose
    Rizal’s Trial
    and Death
    The Trial of Dr. Jose Rizal
    September 30, 1896:
    • The Isla de Panay had already sailed past Port Said in Egypt and was now sailing in the Mediterranean.
    • A telegraphic message was received ordering that Rizal be placed under arrest.
    Bernardino Nozaleda:
    • Archbishop of Manila who clamored for arrest of Rizal who was said to be the spirit of Philippine
    Revolution.
    October 3:
    • The Isla de Panay arrived in Barcelona and Rizal was sent to a prison-fortress, Montjuich Castle.
    • On the night of the same day, after the interview, Rizal was taken aboard the Colon, which was loaded with
    Spanish troops sailed for Manila.
    November 20, 1896:
    • Rizal was brought before a Spanish Military tribunal headed by Colonel Francisco Olive.
    • Oral testimonies were taken and were used to implicate Rizal in the Philippine Revolution.
    • Governor General appointed Captain Rafael Dominquez to institute the charges against Rizal.
    November 3, 1896 – The Colon arrived in Manila Bay and Rizal was taken to Fort Santiago.
    November 20, 1896:
    • Rizal was brought before a Spanish Military tribunal headed by Colonel Francisco Olive.
    • Oral testimonies were taken and were used to implicate Rizal in the Philippine Revolution.
    • Governor General appointed Captain Rafael Dominquez to institute the charges against
    Rizal. 

    Rizal was charged with three crimes:


    • Rebellion, Sedition, and Formation of Illegal Associations

    December 13, 1896:


    • The case was forwarded to Governor General Camilo de Polavieja.
    • Replacement of Governor Blanco.
    • In defending himself, Rizal presented twelve arguments.

    December 28, 1896


    • Governor General Polavieja signed Rizal’s death warrant ordering him to be shot at 7 o’clock
    in the morning at Bagumbayan.
    The Execution of Dr. Jose
    Rizal spent his 24 hours in his cell.Rizal
    Late afternoon the day before his execution,
    Rizal was visited in Fort Santiago by his mother, Teodora Alonzo; sisters
    Lucia, Josefa, Trinidád, Maria and Narcisa and two nephews. Rizal gave a
    small alcohol lamp to his sister Trinidad and writes a letter for his friend
    Ferdinand Bluimentritt “Second Brother”.
    The day of Rizal’s Execution

    December 30, 1896.

    Rizal march from Fort Santiago to the


    Bagumbayan At 6 : 30 O’clock. He
    was ready to face his death.

    Rizal shouted “Consummatum Est”


    before the shot run out.
    Rizal’s Family was not able to take his body. The military had secretly buried the
    body of Rizal at the Paco cemetery. Narcisa seek for the body of his brother
    “Jose Rizal”.

    After the Americans had taken Manila, Narcisa requested the new government to
    grant her permission to exhume the body of his brother. They found out that the
    body was never placed in a coffin, nor even
    Wrapped by anything.
    “Ang hindi marunong magmahal sa
    Sariling Wika ay higit pa sa hayop
    at malansang isda.”
    —Dr. Jose Rizal

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