266 Свободни изкуства за First Sino Japanese War

Yōshū Chikanobu Sino-Japanese War
Episode of the First Sino-Japanese War. Image from book of 1902
16126.d.1(10)-Night attack at Jiuliancheng
16126.d.1(46)-Long live the Great Japanese Empire! Our army's victorious attack on Seonghwan
16126.d.4(21)-Victory at sea during the Sino-Japanese War
16126.d.2(74)-Gossip from the Sino-Japanese War
Battle of Ping Yang
16126.d.3(23)-The Japanese army takes the enemy fortress at Pyongyang
16126.d.1(20)-A modern day Kagesue
16126.d.1(23)-Japanese troops attacking Chinese forces
16126.d.1(33)-Battle between Japanese and Chinese warships
16126.d.2(98)-Japanese troops fighting valiantly outside the city of Fengtian Prefecture
16126.d.1(5)-The Japanese army prepares to cross the Taedong River
16126.d.2(101)-Japanese naval officers discussing tactics
16126.d.1(47)-Japanese naval officers discussing tactics
16126.d.2(94)-The great victory at Pyongyang during the Sino-Japanese War
'Sino-Japanese War in Datong- Sergeant Iseo Kawasaki Spying on the Chinese' by Mizuno Toshikata
16126.d.2(63)-The Battle of Port Arthur
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'Sino-Japanese War in Datong- Sergeant Iseo Kawasaki Spying on the Chinese' by Mizuno ToshikataFXD
16126.d.1(27)-A naval battle between Japanese and Chinese warships
16126.d.3(29)-Putting the enemy to flight after the fall of Fenghuangcheng
16126.d.1(53)-Harada Jūkichi opening the Hyonmu Gate during the Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.3(30)-Captain Matsuzaki's great bravery in the fighting at the Ford of Ancheng
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16126.d.2(40)-Captain Matsuzaki's great bravery in the fighting at the Ford of Ancheng
16126.d.2(85)-A Japanese warship opens fire near Haiyang Island
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16126.d.3(25)-A Japanese warship is victorious in the battle off Dagu Mountain during the Sino-Japanese War
16126.d.2(89)-A Japanese warship is victorious in the battle off Dagu Mountain during the Sino-Japanese War
16126.d.2(51)-Jiukichi, a brave soldier, the immense enemies climbing over the Hyonmu Gate
16126.d.2(44)-The Japanese army occupies Jiuliancheng
16126.d.4(28)-Arrest and interrogation of Japanese soldiers
16126.d.3(10)-The Japanese army occupies Jiuliancheng
16126.d.4(22)-Arrest and interrogation of Japanese soldiers
16126.d.2(95)-Terrible War of General Sakamoto, Leader of the Imperial Warship Akagi
16126.d.4(34)-Arrest and interrogation of Japanese soldiers
16126.d.4(18)-Japanese ships are sunk
16126.d.2(93)-Enemy loot captured by the Japanese army
Battle of Pyongyang by Mizuno To
16126.d.3(14)-The Japanese army's victorious assault on Asan
16126.d.1(38)-The attack on Jiuliancheng
16126.d.4(20)-Victory at Asan
16126.d.1(14)-The Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.4(1)-Volume 1 of the illustrated book Defeat the Japanese
16126.d.4(15)-Volume 2 of the illustrated book Defeat the Japanese
16126.d.1(41*)-The Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.1(36)-The fall of Jiuliancheng
16126.d.3(13)-The Battle of Seonghwan
16126.d.4(17)-A soldier is arrested
16126.d.4(14)-Victory in Pyongyang
16126.d.4(43)-Retaking Korea
16126.d.4(16)-Victory at Asan
16126.d.4(24)-Retaking Korea
16126.d.3(15)-The Public Welfare Office of the Japanese Empire at Fenghuangcheng
16126.d.2(46)-The Japanese 2nd Army attacks Port Arthur
16126.d.3(31)-Japanese and Chinese forces fighting at the Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.1(44)-Japanese officers fighting fiercely at the Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.2(70)-Japanese cavalry scouts reconnoitring enemy positions
16126.d.4(7)-The Japanese general Kabayama has been captured
16126.d.4(13)-Victory with cattle during the night in Korea war
16126.d.3(16)-A picture of Japanico-China Great War at Pyongyang'
16126.d.2(34)-Children's war games
16126.d.1(22)-Chinese forces at Asan
16126.d.2(52)-Fighting near Niuzhuang
16126.d.2(91)-The scene near Niuzhuangcheng
16126.d.4(26)-Victory in the battle of Weihaiwei
16126.d.4(30)-The night battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.2(33)-Japanese Spirit- Battle of the infants
16126.d.1(32)-Chinese snipers attack Japanese officers
16126.d.2(100)-The Japanese army's great attack on Pyongyang
16126.d.2(96)-Japanese troops crossing the Yalu River
16126.d.3(9)-Japanese forces pursuing the enemy at Jinzhoucheng
16126.d.1(39)-Negotiations between the Japanese, Chinese and Korean
16126.d.4(25)-Naval victory in Korea
16126.d.1(35)-Japanese troops advance on Pyongyang from all sides
16126.d.1(26)-The occupation of Port Arthur by Japanese forces
16126.d.2(86)-Pyongyang falls to the Japanese forces
16126.d.2(103)-Japanese forces pursuing the enemy at Jinzhoucheng
16126.d.1(34)-Japanese victory at the Battle of Asan
16126.d.2(80)-Telegram from Korea
16126.d.4(35)-News of the victory at Asan
16126.d.2(50)-The fall of the city of Jinzhoucheng
16126.d.4(19)-Naval battle victory
16126.d.4(40)-The night battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.4(36)-The night battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.2(73)-The Japanese 1st Army destroys Fengtian Prefecture
16126.d.4(33)-Victory at Asan - Japanese slaves in the Korean capital
16126.d.1(13)-The Battle of Seonghwan near Asan
16126.d.4(29)-The victorious battle at the Yalu River
16126.d.4(10)-Women also joined the army
16126.d.4(9)-Bulletin about victory in Taiwan
16126.d.1(19)-The Japanese naval attack on Weihaiwei
16126.d.1(9)-The Japanese 2nd Army fighting near Niuzhuang
16126.d.2(87)-Japanese victory at the Battle of Pyongyang
16126.d.3(22)-The Japanese army en masse captures Pyongyang
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16126.d.1(41)-All-out attack on Fenghuangcheng
16126.d.2(37)-The great battle at Port Arthur
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