Engagement at Port Arthur, February 14, 1904

The Naval Battle At Port Arthur On The Snowy Morning Of February, 1904

"Battle at Port Arthur"

Battle at Port Arthur

Surrender at Port Arthur

First Blockade of the Entrance to the Harbor of Port Arthur on the Night of February 24, 1904

Great Battle at Port Arthur

T E JAPANESE BATTLESHIP HATSUSE, WHICH WAS LOST THROUGH STRIKING A MINE OUTSIDE PORT ARTHUR, ON MAY 14, 1904

Our Destroyers Hayatori and Asagiri Sinking Enemy Ships at Port Arthur During a Great Snowstorm at 3:00 a.m. on February 14, 1904 (Waga kuchiku kantai Hayatori Asagiri taifūsetsu Ryōjun ni oite tekikan o chin suru no zu)

A Great Sea Battle at Port Arthur

View of the Port Arthur straits from the Lantseying forts at Port Arthur

Naval Battle of the Russo-Japanese War at Chinmulpo, 9 February 1904

Sea Battle Near Port Arthur, March 10, 1904, A Sailor from the Japanese vessel Sazanami Jumps Aboard a Russi...

GENERAL NOGI, THE JAPANESE COMMANDER AT PORT ARTHUR

THE WAR IN THE FAR EAST : THE RECENT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT AT PORT ARTHUR. According to the Japanese official rep...

A JAPANESE INFANTRYMAN, (Otago Witness, 17 February 1904)

A Fierce Battle at Port Arthur (Ryojunkō daigekisen no zu)

Navy Commander Hirose Takeo in battle at Port Arthur

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

On the Night of the 8th of the February, 1904, Our Brave Fleet of Torpedo Boats Fired at the Russian Squadron at Port Arthur and Sank the Enemy's Three Battleships. What a Brilliant Success!

Japanse leger nabij Port Arthur

A Great Victory at Port Arthur (Ryojunkō taishō no zu)

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

Torpedo hits a Russian Warship at the Battle of Port Arthur

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