A Handbook of Modern JapanClement, Ernest W. (Ernest Wilson)
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A Handbook of Modern Japan
Clement, Ernest W. (Ernest Wilson)
Japan
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| NORTH-CHINA | CHINA-JAPAN
| CAMPAIGN. | WAR.
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Percentage of deaths | 5.1 | 8.1
Number of sick to each wounded man | 5.5 | 4.1
Number of deaths from sickness to each death | |
from wounds | 2.3 | 9.7
Percentage of deaths among wounded men | 3.2 | 3.9
Percentage of deaths among diseased men | 4.2 | 8.4
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_Return of the Hiroshima Reserve Hospital_
NORTH-CHINA
CAMPAIGN.
Percentage of deaths among wounded men 2.1
Percentage of deaths among sick men 3.3
_Comparative Figures (General)_
Total percentage of deaths among wounded men:
Satsuma Rebellion 17.0
China-Japan War 9.7
North-China Campaign 4.6
_Comparative Figures Showing the Percentage of Sick during the
Occupation of Peking in the Winter_
Russian troops 8.75 (typhoid, dysentery, syphilis).
French troops 5.42 (typhoid, syphilis).
German troops 5.33 (typhoid, syphilis, dysentery).
British troops 5.22 (sunstroke, diarrhœa, dysentery, and
typhoid).
American troops 4.18 (dysentery, sunstroke, and syphilis).
Japanese troops 2.51 (kakke and typhoid).
STATISTICS OF RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR.[219]
(Feb., 1904—May, 1905.)
Killed on field 43,892
Wounded with colors 145,527
Died of those wounds 9,054
Sick, including wounds, accidents, etc.,
not received on firing-line 162,556
Died of sickness and disease 7,433
Contagious diseases 10,565
Died of contagious diseases 4,557
Killed and died from wounds 52,946
Died from all diseases 11,992
JAPANESE NAVAL INCREMENT[220]
Writing about naval increment, the “Nichi Nichi Shimbun” notes the
increase of the Japanese Navy during recent years as follows:—
TOTAL TONNAGE.
1897 100,000
1898 134,000
1899 154,000
1900 204,000
1901 232,000
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