THE GREAT ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR BY THE JAPANESE FLEET

THE JAPANESE FLEET USING RUSSIAN SIGNALS AT THE SECOND ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

THE JAPANESE FLEET OPERATING AGAINST THE RUSSIANS AT THE SECOND ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

VICE-ADMIRAL TOGO, WHO COMMANDED THE JAPANESE FLEET IN THE ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR

The attack upon Kinchow by the fugitive troops from Port Arthur

THE FALL OF PORT ARTHUR THE JAPANESE FINAL ATTACK ON 203-METRE HILL

THE CONFUSION IN THE TOWN OF PORT ARTHUR CAUSED BY THE BOMBARDMENT BY THE JAPANESE FLEET THE WAR IN THE FAR ...

A NIGHT ATTACK ON PORT ARTHUR. The Russian stronghold was attacked by the Japanese torpedo-boats Hagatori an...

Attack on Port Arthur (Ryojunkō kogeki no zu)

The Attack and Defeat of the American Fleet under Benedict Arnold, by the Kings Fleet Commanded by...

Attack of the first artillery regiment, S. of Shihtsuytse, at Port Arthur

Japanese Destroyer Squadron outside the Harbour of Port Arthur

THE TORPEDOING OF THE RUSSIAN BATTLESHIP TSAREVITCH, AT PORT ARTHUR, BY THE JAPANESE

The attack of the mountain artillery train near Fongheatun, W. of Port Arthur

THE JAPANESE BLOCKING THE ENTRANCE TO PORT ARTHUR

A Great Sea Battle at Port Arthur

Sketch on the 'Chinese Attack' by 23 NZ Battalion on the Faenza Sector, Italy, and acceptance to the attack ...

The Japanese Torpedo Boats Attack the Russian Warships Outside the Harbor of Port Arthur (Ryojun kōgai suiraitei shūgeki no zu)

Port Arthur in panorama, showing the railway and the great dam across the harbour

PREPARING TO BOMBARD PORT ARTHUR: JAPANESE ARTILLERY ENTRENCHING THEMSELVES IN A FAVOURABLE POSITION ON THE ...

Japanese battleship “Hatsuse” which accidentally struck a mine off Port Arthur, and sank with great loss of ...

Preparations for advance and attack being made by the main body of the first division near Mehotse, N. of Port Arthur

Preparations for advance and attack being made by the main body of the first division near Mehotse, N. of Port Arthur

THE LANDING OF JAPANESE TROOPS NEAR PORT ARTHUR

GENERAL NOGI, THE JAPANESE COMMANDER AT PORT ARTHUR