THE JAPANESE CAVALRY IN CONFLICT WITH THE COSSACKS

JAPANESE CAVALRY SCOUTS IN CONFLICT WITH COSSACKS NEAR THE SOUTH GATE OF CHONG JU

THE WAR IN THE EAST: JAPANESE CAVALRY HAND-TO-HAND WITH THE COSSACKS IN NORTHERN COREA

A CAVALBY IN A THUNDERSTORM: THE COMBAT BETWEEN THE COSSACKS AND JAPANESE CAVALRY AT THE BATTLE OF WA-FANG-K...

THE WAR IN THE FAR EASR: PURSUING JAPANESE ON THE BROKEN ICE IN CONFLICT WITH A COSSACK FEAGURARD

Japanese cavalry and camouflaged army

COSSACKS PURSUING A MANCHU EAILWAY WRECKER. In the Manchurian bandits the Japanese have found ready allies ...

[The Japanese cavalry advancing through fields toward a walled city in China]

JAPANESE INFANTRY TURNING THE RUSSIAN CAVALRY NEAR THE YALU RIVER, NORTHERN COREA

The Japanese Imperial Cavalry Advances Upon Chong-Ju Castle, Korea

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE "WAR: RUSSIAN CAVALRY ON THE MARCH IN MANCHURIA. (Otago Witness, 06 April 1904)

A CONFLICT IN A RAIN STORM: JAPANESE ??? THE RUSSIANS FROM THE RUSSIANS FROM THE MOUNTAIN PASSES IN SOUTHERN...

THE RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR: DETRAINING REMOUNTS FOE A JAPANESE CAVALRY CORPS. (Otago Witness, 23 March 1904)

The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Encounter the Enemy (Waga sekkō kihei teki to shōtotsu osen no zu)

A MODERN DESPATCH RIDER: A JAPANESE WAR MESSENGER CHASED BY COSSACKS

JAPANESE TROOPS ON THE MARCH IN COREA. SCENES IN CONNECTION WITH THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST

CHINA IN THE GRIP OF WAR: LATEST PICTURES FROM THE SHANGHAI ZONE OF THE SINO–JAPANESE CONFLICT

Interior of the official residence of the Japanese Ambassador in Wellington with unidentified Japanese women...

Sport and Ccneral" Photo. Japanese soldiers, part of a contingent comprising infantry, cavalry, artillery, a...

Japan's debate over Russia and the Ukraine conflict: a review of Japanese periodicals and think ta...

With Apologies to the Japanese

The Japanese Troops Attack the Chinese Cavalry in the Vicinity of Hushan: An Extra Issued on October 26 (Kozan fukin kihei o kōgeki su)

British commanders with the Japanese

Russo-Japanese War News: The Japanese Cavalry Scouts Met Some 600 Enemy Cavalry Troops at the South Gate of Chongju, Korea, and after Fierce Fighting Drove Them Away and Occupied Chongju

Vase with Japanese Scenes in Shells