Russia Russo-Japanese War Propaganda Collection: Japan issued a declaration of war on 8 February 1904. However, three hours before Japan’s declaration of war was received by the Russian government, and without warning, the Imperial Japanese Navy attacked the Russian Far East Fleet at Port Arthur.
Russia declared war 8 days later, but had logistical problem since transsiperian railways was not reaching to Baikal and navy had to transfer ships from Baltic sea. 1905 war resulted to a vicroty of Japan. (Wikipedia)
Russia Russo-Japanese War Propaganda Posters:
1904 Scary devil, that merciful God.
1904 Adjutant General Kuropatkin awards the lower ranks with the insignia of the Military Order
1904 Adjutant General Kuropatkin – Commander-in-Chief of the Land and Naval Forces in the Far East
1904 Battle of Jing-Chou on May 13, 1904
1904 Call to Defend the Motherland
1904 Defense of Port Arthur
1904 Distribution of awards by General Kuropatkin to the wounded at Vafangou
1904 Russo-Japanese War – Battle of Chonju March 15, 1904
1904 The Japanese failed plan to block the exit from Port Arthur
1904 The second attempt of the Japanese to block the exit from Port Arthur
1904 War between Russia and Japan 1904
1904 War between Russia and Japan 1904
1904 War between Russia and Japan 1904
1904 War between Russia and Japan 1904
1904 War between Russia and Japan 1904 – At Sea and on Land
1904 War between Russia and Japan – Defeat of 10,000 Japanese at Port Arthur
1904 War between Russia and Japan in 1904
1904 War between Russia and Japan in 1904
1904 War of Russia with Japan 1904 – Cossack patrol with dispatches breaks through to Port Arthur
1904 War of Russia with Japan 1904 – Events in the Far East
1904 War of Russia with Japan 1904 – First skirmish between Cossacks and Japanese in Korea
1904 War of Russia with Japan 1904 – Second skirmish of Cossacks with Japanese near Penyan
1905 At the theater of war – Mukden
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