Rizal's London's studies, Parisian Universal Expo and the Printing of the El Filibusterismo

1234567891011121314151617181920
Across
  1. 5. – Iconic tower built for the 1889 Paris Exposition.
  2. 6. – The newspaper where Rizal published articles advocating reforms.
  3. 8. – Valentin Ventura, Rizal’s friend who helped publish El Filibusterismo.
  4. 10. – Place where Rizal studied Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas.
  5. 15. – Rizal’s pen name used in his writings for La Solidaridad.
  6. 17. – The place of Rizal’s exile later in life, where he built a school.
  7. 19. – The society Rizal formed for the upliftment of the Malay race.
  8. 20. – Rizal's club in Paris, later renamed Indios Bravos.
Down
  1. 1. – City where Rizal completed El Filibusterismo due to affordable living costs.
  2. 2. – Rizal’s friend and a prominent Filipino painter at the expo.
  3. 3. – Rizal’s hometown, central to his advocacy for tenant rights.
  4. 4. – Daughter of the Beckett family, developed feelings for Rizal.
  5. 7. – Librarian and friend Rizal met in London, expert on Malayan culture.
  6. 9. – The international fair held in Paris in 1889.
  7. 11. – Austrian scholar and Rizal’s close friend and supporter.
  8. 12. Bill – Western showman whose Wild West show inspired Rizal’s Indios Bravos club.
  9. 13. – Movement led by Filipino intellectuals, including Rizal, for reforms.
  10. 14. – Niece of Rizal's landlady in Brussels who admired him.
  11. 16. – Rizal’s primary task in London, involving Morga’s historical work.
  12. 18. – Family that hosted Rizal in London; their daughter Gertrude admired him.