Short bio of Jose Rizal in Tagalog from students taking Tagalog at the University of Pennsylvania's Tagalog Learning Program.

Short bio of the national hero from the Austrian Philippine Page.

Study notes online - short chapter summaries so that you can get today.

Ang bayani ng sambayanang Pilipino. To assist the students in the appreciation of the role of Rizal in the development of the Philippine nation, a Jose Rizal Web site is created and maintained by Jose Rizal University.

This site is dedicated to the life and writings of the premier Filipino hero (Bayani) of the Philippines and the pride of the Malay race, Dr. Jos?¨© Rizal.

The study of the life and character of Dr. Rizal by Austin Craig published in 1909. Read the booklet online or download a pdf file - from the Austrian Philippine Page - with pictures.

The Anglo-American experience of Dr. Jose Rizal. Read his rail travel from San Francisco to New York, trans-Atlantic crossing to Liverpool and stay in London. The year was 1888, and some of the events have never been published.

One of Seattle's top lookouts, the park is well maintained, full of interesting features, and a delight in which to spend time. The park has a history of being associated with the Filipino community, the largest group of Asian Americans in the Seattle area, with an estimated population of 30,000. Dr. Jose Rizal was a Filipino patriot who, during his short life, made lasting contributions to medicine, political and social reform, engineering and a large number of other disciplines. Now regarded by the Filipinos as a national hero, he was executed by the Spanish as a result of being accused of complicity in the Filipino insurrection of 1896. Rizal Park offers 90¨Æ? views over Elliot Bay, the Port of Seattle, I-5, and the southern side of downtown. From gonorthwest.com

Short profile from the Spanish-American War webpage of the US Library of Congress.

A collection of contrary essays dedicated to Jose Rizal.

Our mission is to propagate the ideals and values that our national hero, Dr. Jose Rizal, lived and died for, and to enshrine his lofty aspirations in the Filipino people, particularly the youth. Also to provide an effective channel for proper dissemination of family information as well as a venue for all relatives and members to become familiar with each other.

Dedicated to the life of he is the pride of the Malay race! "Not only is Rizal the most famous man of his own people, but also the greatest man the Malayan race has produced". Blumentritt

Dr. Jose Rizal's homepage from the Ateneo de Manila university's archives.

Includes To the Philippine Youth, My Last Farewell (Mi Ultimo Adios) - in Spanish, English, Tagalog and German - The Song of the Traveler and You Ask me for Verses.