Land battles : Korea (March - April 1904)
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Our ships at the river Tadong |
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Japanese troops in Pyong-Yang |
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Artillery duel at the river Yalu |
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General Kuroki at the river Ai Kohmatang after the battle first army at the river Ai |
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War prizes at Kiuliencheng |
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Land battles : around Port-Arthur (May-June 1904)
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Nanshan (26 May 1904) |
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Our artillery at Teh-Li-SSu (20 June 1904) |
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Sanitary company at the battle of Teh-Li-SSu |
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Land battles : The siege of Port-Arthur (July - December 1904)
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Port-Arthur as seen from Namako-Yama |
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Blowing up Sungshushan fort |
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Bombardment with captured guns |
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Entrenchments at Port-Arthur |
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Guns firing on the enemy at Port-Arthur |
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Charging the enemy at East Keekwanshan |
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Cutting ice |
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Navy canons at Bodai |
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our ships on blocade duty off Port-Arthur |
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Bombardment of a land fort by one of our cruisers |
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Meeting of general Nogi and general Stessel at ShuishiYing |
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Land battles :
Liaoyang (June-July 1904),
Shaho (October 1904),
Mukden (19 February - 10 March 1905)
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Captured baggage wagons office of railways at Dairen (Dalny) train at Liaoyang station |
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Field telegraph office at Liaoyang |
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Our infantry firing at the enemy from an entrenchment at Liaoyang |
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Railway station in Liaoyang celebration of victory in Tokyo |
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Wintering of our army near Shaho |
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Our artillery at the Shaho battle |
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Commander of 3rd army at Shaho battle |
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Our infantry fighting on the river Hun (Hun-Ho, 8-10 March 1905) |
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Marshal Oyama entering Mukden |
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Headquarters of manchurian armies Mukden |
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Admiral Togo, marshal Oyama |
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Other land battles
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Marshal Oyama; celebration of His Majesty's birthday at the front |
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Japanese warships at the front decorating on the occasion of His Majesty's birthday |
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Artillery duel in the snow near Hsikou |
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Tent specially erected for use of our men for reading newspapers; front view of field post office; inside view of field post office |
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Soldiers ready to attack |
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Nurses
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Ladies of volunteer nurses association assisting at surgical operations |
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Imperial princesses making bandages |
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H.I.H. princess Kan-In, president of volunteer nurses association |
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Japanese and foreign ladies of volunteer nurses association making bandages |
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Naval battles
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Our main squadron proceeding to attack enemy |
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Our combined squadron steaming toward the enemy |
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Our torpedo-boat squadron proceeding to attack the enemy |
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Our torpedo-boat squadron returning to a naval base after fighting with the enemy |
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The "Swaroff" as seen from the "Mikasa" wrapped in smoke |
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Surrender of Russian warships in the battle of Japan sea |
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Shut ship Hokoku Maru |
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Russian man-of-war Dov set in port |
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Military manoeuvres
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Map showing the system of communications since the restoration of peace with Russia |
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Plain of Nasuno; monument of Kuninomiyatsuko at Nasu (erected 700 AD); |
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Futaraizan shrine; whole view of Utsunomiya city |
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Extensive view of the river Kino; landscape at Shobara |
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The emperor's place of sojourn (Tochigi prefectural office) |
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background : lion statue at Futaaraizan shrine |
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Embossed map of Utsunomiya |
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Naval reviews
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Admiral Togo |
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Military events or scenes
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Army review held in Tokyo in November 1904 |
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The riding cross field |
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The light of regiment flag |
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Border stones of Japan and Russia |
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H.I.J.M.S. Yamashiro, 30 600 tons, launched in 1913 |
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