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Rizal repeatedly asked the Governor General for permission to leave for Cuba but was denied. In July 1896, he left Dapitan and arrived in Manila in August, where he was detained. Despite letters of introduction, he was sent to Fort Santiago instead of allowed to depart for Spain. In November 1896, while the Philippine Revolution against Spain had begun, Rizal was tried and executed by firing squad in Manila for his writings and alleged ties to the revolution.

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THETRIAL AND MARTYRDOM OF JOSE RIZAL
Dr. Blumentritt wrote a letter from Bohemia Rizal kept asking Governor General Blanco for permission to go to Cuba
July 31, 1896 Jose Rizal left Dapitan. August 6, 1896 The Espa単a arrived in the Manila Bay.
September 3, 1896 Bearing the letters of introduction from the governor general to the Secretaries ofWar and Foreign Affairs in Spain, Jose Rizal departed for Barcelona on board the Isla de Panay.
Rizal
Rizal
The Outbreak of the Philippine Revolution August 19, 1896 The Katipunan was discovered by Fr. Mariano Gil.
Isla de Panay departed for Spain Pedro B. Roxas and Captain Camus tried to persuade Rizal to step ashore and saved his life. November 3, 1896 Jose Rizal reached Manila and was locked in Fort Santiago.
Rizal
Rizal

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  • 1. THETRIAL AND MARTYRDOM OF JOSE RIZAL
  • 2. Dr. Blumentritt wrote a letter from Bohemia Rizal kept asking Governor General Blanco for permission to go to Cuba
  • 3. July 31, 1896 Jose Rizal left Dapitan. August 6, 1896 The Espa単a arrived in the Manila Bay.
  • 4. September 3, 1896 Bearing the letters of introduction from the governor general to the Secretaries ofWar and Foreign Affairs in Spain, Jose Rizal departed for Barcelona on board the Isla de Panay.
  • 7. The Outbreak of the Philippine Revolution August 19, 1896 The Katipunan was discovered by Fr. Mariano Gil.
  • 8. Isla de Panay departed for Spain Pedro B. Roxas and Captain Camus tried to persuade Rizal to step ashore and saved his life. November 3, 1896 Jose Rizal reached Manila and was locked in Fort Santiago.