Тема русско-японской войны 1904-1905 годов особо не афишируется во многих как отечественных, так и зарубежных исторических источниках. В советское время эти исторические события считали одними из позорнейших страниц истории Российской Империи, возможно, и вполне заслуженно. По версии тех времён, разложившаяся царская армия огромной страны не смогла дать отпор силам страны, в десятки раз меньше по площади, населению и не имеющей тех ресурсов, которые были у обороняющейся стороны. Именно эти события и послужили началом народных волнений 1905 года.
Война закончилась фактической капитуляцией Российской Империи, потерей всех зарубежных военных баз и частичной аннексией Тихоокеанского военного флота (другая часть была попросту затоплена). Все помнят воспетый подвиг крейсера "Варяг", но про всё остальное предпочитают умалчивать. В свободном доступе практически отсутствуют исторические военные фото Порт-Артура, Чемульпо и других мест сражения. Равно как отсутствуют такие фото и у визави - в Японии. Восток - дело тонкое. Но в то же время, забывать эту страницу истории не следует. Какая-никакая, но она была, и её не выкинуть, как слово из песни. Смотрим (18+). Аннотации к фото в оригинале.
unsortedPort Arthur. 1904A warship on its side at a quay, Port ArthurAn American cruiser arriving in New York, probably at the time of the Portsmouth Peace ConferenceCarrying wounded Russian in a jinriksha from the front down to the hospital in Port ArthurBursting Japanese shell 200 ft. away, seen from Russian trench near Wolf Battery, Port ArthurBurying the Russians killed in the desperate fighting on 203 Metre Hill in besieged Port ArthurCarriages carrying Admiral Togo, naval officers and government officials during Togo's official visit to Tokyo in Oct. 1905Carriages carrying Admiral Togo, naval officers, and government officials during Togo's official visit to Tokyo in Oct., 1905Bicycle stretchers bringing Russian wounded to a surgical station -- siege of Port ArthurСruiser "Вayan",floodedDesolation of the terrible siege - from wrecked home looking over doomed harbor - Port ArthurDestroying a fleet battleship Pallada struck by a 500 lb. Japanese shell -- Port Arthur harborDestroying Russian ships and town -- terrific rain of great Japanese shells -- in Port ArthurEnd of the great siege -- Russian army awaiting transport to Dalny and Japan -- Port ArthurFuneral of the noted Russian engineer Sakharoff -- looking w. across harbor -- Port ArthurGroup of Japanese officers in front of legation at ChemulpoHole made by 500 lb. Japanese shell and building wrecked by its fragments, Port ArthurIn Port Arthur during the bombardment -- raging fire near Golden Hill started by Japanese shellsIn the best restaurant during the awful siege - wrecked by Japanese shells - Port ArthurInside a Russian fort during the siege - shell marks around a dummy gun - Port ArthurJapanese and Russian soldiers at a fortified position (probably Russian), near Port ArthurJapanese bringing horses ashore at ChemulpoJapanese buried by Russians inside fort - every man entering killed by bayonet - Port ArthurJapanese cavalry troops watching over their supplies on the beach at ChemulpoJapanese Red Cross nurses at Chemulpo attending Russian soldiers wounded in battle of Feb. 9Landing pack ponies at Chemulpo for advance on SeoulMeat market early in the siege while a whole pig cost $100 and beef $1 per pound -- Port ArthurMilitary hospital in Port Arthur during the great siegeOne of Port Arthur's business streets - Russian wagons before office of a lumber companyRavages of the bombardment -- cars and buildings torn by Japanese shells in Port ArthurRoyal Navy armored cruiser arriving in New York, probably at the time of the Portsmouth Peace ConferenceRubble in a bombed Russian building, Port ArthurRussian encampment outside Port ArthurRussian gun with 9 in. shell ready to load -- at Wolf Battery during the siege of Port ArthurRussian officers on a tour of inspection among the hill forts during the siege of Port ArthurRussian officers watching Japanese assault on one of the forts -- during the siege of Port ArthurRussian reserves near Rocky Ridge (n.e. of Port Arthur) awaiting summons to the firing linesRussian sailors from the wrecked battleships - surrendered prisoners of war in Port ArthurRussian ships being repaired in dry dock, Port ArthurRussian supply carts at the base of a hill; on the hill, a Red Cross field post with wagons for transporting the woundedRussian warships in harbor; in background smoke from a fire near Golden Hill started by Japanese bombardment, Port ArthurRussian wheat warehouse, ChemulpoRussians in Port Arthur a few days before the surrender - along the old Chinese wallRussia's cruiser "Poltava" and "Peresvet" lying under great Golden Hill forts, being sunk by Japanese shells -- Port ArthurSix-in. naval gun in a Russian hilside battery, commander seated at left - Port ArthurSmall boats on shore and warships in harbor; in mid-distance a salvage boat next to a submerged boat, Port ArthurSoldiers of the Russian empire passing through the gates of Mukden, ManchuriaSunken warships, Port ArthurTalking over European news -- Russians and Japanese after the surrender -- Port ArthurThe abandoned palace of Viceroy Alexieff, destroyed by Japanese shells - Port ArthurThe heroine of Port Arthur -- the only woman soldier, killed here a few hours laterThe tartget of Russian guns -- Japanese vessel wrecked on rocks below Golden Hill -- Port ArthurVictorious Japanese crossing the harbor to Tiger Tail -- after the surrender -- Port ArthurVladivostock [i.e. Vladisvostok] -- Allied troopsWagons and bicycle stretchers used to transport injured Russian soldiersWithin a damaged Russian battery (Fort No. 3) just after a fierce assault -- Port ArthurWounded soldiers of the Czar -- convalescents at Marinsky Hospital during the siege, Port ArthurA dead war monster--Russian battleship 'Peresviet' wrecked by Japanese shells, Port Arthur harborA destroyed Russian warship being salvaged by a smaller boat, Port ArthurA western Red Cross female doctor and two Japanese women posed in a gardenAdmiral Togo and other Japanese naval officers being greeted by government officials, during Togo's visit to Tokyo in Oct., 1905
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