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In the Liaoyang Campaign Enemy General Kuropatkin’s Strategy Failed and His Whole Army Lost Badly; He Gathered His Courage and Took the Vanguard in a Bloody Battle, Ogata Gessan, December 1904

In the Liaoyang Campaign Enemy General Kuropatkin’s Strategy Failed and His Whole Army Lost Badly; He Gathered His Courage and Took the Vanguard in a Bloody Battle

December 1904 · Minneapolis Institute of Art

Amidst Thunderclaps and Torrential Rain, Brave Soldiers from the Fourth Military Engineer Regiment Risking Certain Death in Setting off Guncotton to Destroy the Gate of Jinzhou Fortress, Ogata Gessan, September 1904

Amidst Thunderclaps and Torrential Rain, Brave Soldiers from the Fourth Military Engineer Regiment Risking Certain Death in Setting off Guncotton to Destroy the Gate of Jinzhou Fortress

September 1904 · Not on view · Minneapolis Institute of Art