Russia Russo-Japanese War Propaganda Collection: Russia sought a warm-water port on the Pacific Ocean both for its navy and for maritime trade. Vladivostok remained ice-free and operational only during the summer; Port Arthur, a naval base in Liaodong Province leased to Russia by the Qing dynasty of China from 1897, was operational year round.
After Russia lost the war, it lost two of its three fleets. Only its Black Sea Fleet remained, the result of the 1878 Treaty of Berlin which had prevented the fleet from leaving the Black Sea through the Bosphorus, since Turkey and Britain would not waive the relevant clauses. The Berlin treaty superseded the London Straits Convention of 1841, which had been favourable to Russia. (Wikipedia)
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Russia Russo-Japanese War Military Art:
1904 Battle of Jin Zhou May 13
1904 Russian-Japanese War. Battle of Cheongju March 15
1904 Russias War With Japan. Battle at Yujatun
1904 Russias War With Japan. Cossack patrols with despatches breaks to Port Arthur
1904 Russias War With Japan. Events in the Far East
1904 Russias War With Japan. On Sea And On Land
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904-05 Adjutant General A.N. Kuropatkin. Commander-in-Chief of land and naval forces in the Far East
1904-05 Adjutant General Kuropatkin awards badges of the Military Order to lower ranks
1904-05 A downpour in Manchuria
1904-05 A female translator in advanced detachments
1904-05 Battle near the village of Udyenen
1904-05 Battle Of Qingzhou
1904-05 Battle of the N-Joo
1904-05 Battle of the river near Gaizhou
1904-05 Bright Night At The Guard Post
1904-05 Call For Defense Of The Homeland. ‘Baptize, baby, and you too’
1904-05 Camp during vacation
1904-05 Capture Of The Japanese Convoy By The Russians
1904-05 Defense of Port Artur
1904-05 Easter In The Far East
1904-05 Explosition Of A Japanese Frame Carrier
1904-05 Explosition Of A Japanese Frame Carrier
1904-05 Failed plan. Japanese blocked the exit from Port Arthur
1904-05 Fight Of Ulyandyasan
1904-05 Fight Under Vafandyano
1904-05 General Kuropatkin deals awards to wounded near Vafangou
1904-05 Japanese Landing Reflected By Russian Troops
1904-05 Kossacs in Korev
1904-05 Lyasheva’s heroic deed
1904-05 Major General P.I.Mishchenko, head of the detachment operating in Korev
1904-05 Major General P.K. Rennenkampf during the battle
1904-05 Mukhortov’s feat
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Capture Of Japanese Forage
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. On the night of January 27, Japan stealthily attacked our squadron and damaged 3 vessel …
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Russian Cossacks capturing troop transport convoy
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Skirmish between Russian troops and the Japanese
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War Battle Of Sining
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War Boyu Shimuchen
1904-05 Russia’s war with Japan. The Battle of the River Ayhe
1904-05 Russia’s War With Japan Defeat. Japanese Raise Port Arthur
1904-05 The feat of medical academy student Taranova
1904-05 The feat of sergeant Belomestov
1904-05 The heroic feat of Lieutenant Lesevitsky near Vafangou
1904-05 There was no agreement to fight with pikes
1904-05 The second attempt by the Japanese to block the exit from Port Arthur
1904-05 The theatre Of War. Mukden
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