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Détails: Création : 24 mars 2015; Mis à jour : 25 avril 2023; Publication : 24 mars 2015; Affichages : 821

THE GREAT RUSSO-JAPAN WAR
WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN SIBERIA

3007 Charges of the Russian Hussars and Mounted Infantry	3016 Scenes Along the Trans-Siberian Railway Crossing the Ural Mountains	3017 General Kuropatkin on his way to Manchuria	3018 Troops of Cossacks Starting the March Across Lake Baikal
3019 Russian Infantry Crossing the Frozen Lake Baikal on Foot	3020 Transport of Army Provisions Across Lake Baikal 3021Baikal Cossacks on the March Across Manchuria	3023 Arrival of General Kuropatkin at Mukden, Manchuria, and Inspection of the 1st Regiment Siberian Sharp-shooters	3024 The Russian Survivors of the Naval Battle of Chemulpo
3025 Extraordinary Feats of Horsemanship by a Squad of Siberian Cossacks at Mukden, Manchuria	3026 The Arrival of the 1st Siberian Sharp-Shooters at Harbin	3027 Street Scene in Mukden Native Quarters	3028 Execution of "Li-Tang" the Chunchus Chief of Manchurian Bandits
3029 Arrival and Departure of the Ice-Crushing Steamer "Baikal" at Baikal Siberia	3030 Panorama of the Mountainous Ural District of Siberia, Including View of Convict Settlement	3031 Railway Panorama Along the Banks of a Siberian River	3032 Nobles Leaving the Kremlin, Moscow, After Reception of the Czar
3033 The War Correspondent and the Cubs

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WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY IN SIBERIA

A wonderful series of pictures showing the various phases of transport of the Czar's vast army across the Siberian desert from St. Petersbourg to Manchuria.
NOTE.-This and the preceding are the only series of actual Pictures from the Far East connected with the Russo-Japanese War.
Photographed by MR. GEORGE ROGERS.
They were secured at great expense, besides entailing hardship and endurance under most difficult conditions on behalf of Mr. Rogers-who braved a 19,000 miles journey through Russia, Siberia and over the frozen Baikal Lake in the midst of winter (with thermometer at 10 to 30 degrees below zero) into Manchuria, in order to depict scenes in connection with the vast task of transporting the Russian Troops across this bleak territory to meet their foes in the Far East.

URB 1905-02

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