Chapter Two The Immediate Origins of the War

In: The Russo-Japanese War in Global Perspective
Author:
David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye
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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789047407041_008

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Series:  History of Warfare, Volume: 29
Cover The Russo-Japanese War in Global Perspective
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9789047407041
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Brill
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2005
Front Matter
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Chapter One Japanese Strategy, Geopolitics and the Origins of the War, 1792–1895
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Chapter Three Stretching out to the Yalu: A Contested Frontier, 1900–1903
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Chapter Four The Bezobrazovtsy
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Chapter Five Crimea Redux? On the Origins of the War
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Chapter Six The Operational Overview
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Chapter Seven Neither Mahan nor Moltke: Strategy in the Russo-Japanese War
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Chapter Eight The Russian Army’s Fatal Flaws
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Chapter Nine Human Bullets, General Nogi, and the Myth of Port Arthur
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Chapter Ten The Russian Far Eastern Squadron’s Operational Plans
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Chapter Eleven The Russian Navy at War, 1904–05
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Chapter Twelve The Japanese General Staff and the Issue of Concerted Anti-Government Action in the Russian Empire, 1904–5
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Chapter Thirteen Russian Military Intelligence in the War with Japan, 1904–1905
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Chapter Fourteen Intelligence Intermediaries: The Competition for Chinese Spies
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Chapter Fifteen The Specter of Mutinous Reserves: How the War Produced the October Manifesto
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Chapter Sixteen The Far East in the Eyes of the Russian Intelligentsia, 1830–1890
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Chapter Seventeen “Love Thine Enemy”: Japanese Perceptions of Russia
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Chapter Eighteen Battling Blocks: Representations of the War in Japanese Woodblock Art
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Chapter Nineteen Russian Representations of the Japanese Enemy
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Chapter Twenty Images of the Foe in the Russian Satirical Press
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Chapter Twenty-One The Russo-Japanese War and the Russian Literary Imagination
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Chapter Twenty-Two Russian Military Expenditures in the Russo-Japanese War, 1904–5
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Chapter Twenty-Three Japan’s Other Victory: Overseas Financing of the Russo-Japanese War
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Chapter Twenty-Four The Kittery Peace
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Chapter Twenty-Five The War in Russian Historical Memory
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Chapter Twenty-Six Commemorating the War in Post-Versailles Japan
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Chapter Twenty-Seven Tsushima’s Echoes: Asian Defeat and Tsarist Foreign Policy
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Chapter Twenty-Eight Interservice Rivalry and Politics in Post-War Japan
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Chapter Twenty-Nine “That Vital Spark”: Japanese Patriotism, The Russian Officer Corps and the Lessons of the Russo-Japanese War
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Chapter Thirty “Bravo, Brave Tiger of the East!” The Russo-Japanese War and the Rise of Nationalism in British Egypt and India
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Chapter Thirty-One Inspiration for Nationalist Aspirations? Southeast Asia and the 1905 Japanese Victory
Back Matter
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Notes on Contributors
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Index

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