Cradle Liberty

2. The friend who financed the printing of Rizal's first novel in Europe.
5. – Where he joined the Ethnographic Society, reflecting his scientific and liberal approach to Filipino culture.
6. The German city where Rizal arrived in 1886 to further his medical expertise.
9. – The primary country where he encountered constitutional freedoms and liberal politics.
10. The professor whose liberal speech in Madrid sparked student demonstrations attended by Rizal.
11. – The German city where he studied ophthalmology and was influenced by German science.
13. The famous "toast" speech delivered by Rizal that expressed daring liberal sentiments.

1. – The German village where he stayed with Pastor Ullmer, influencing his views on religious tolerance.
3. The medical specialty Rizal pursued in Heidelberg to cure his mother’s blindness.
4. – Where he wrote the final chapters of Noli Me Tangere and experienced German academic freedom.
7. – The heart of his academic life in Spain and a center for Filipino reformists.
8. – From Universidad Central de Madrid, where he studied Medicine and Philosophy.
12. – Where he expanded his medical knowledge and connected with other European intellectuals.