The Truth About Port ArthurNozhin, E. K. (Evgenii Konstantinovich)
History
The Truth About Port Arthur
Nozhin, E. K. (Evgenii Konstantinovich)
Lüshun (China) -- History -- Siege, 1904-1905
Fock, General: his influence over Stössel, 13;
his opinion of Japanese troops, 13;
his neglect to fortify Kinchou, 37;
his blunders at Shanshihlipu, 55;
his behaviour at the Battle of Kinchou, 71;
his idea of fortification, 106;
his message as to retirement from Green Hills, 122;
his behaviour there, 127;
occupies Wolf's Hills, 129;
delays sending reinforcements on August 21, 167;
Smirnoff threatens to remove him, 169;
removes him from his command, 171;
his memorandum of November 3, 227;
its effect, 229;
urges retirement from 203 Metre Hill, 247;
appointed to succeed Kondratenko, 280;
reduces garrisons of the works, 283;
'the General of Retreats,' 285;
at last meeting of Council of Defence, 304, 306, 307;
orders Gorbatovsky to carry out abandonment of third position, 330;
his memorandum on
the surrender of Chi-kuan-shan (Fort No. 2), 347 _et seq._ (Appendix I.)
Food, insufficiency of, 46
Foreigners, visit of the two, 202 _et seq._;
its result, 207
Fort No. 5, bombardment of, 197
Fort No. 6, construction of, 134
Fortification No. 3, assault on, 220;
its fall, 310, 311;
Fock's order to evacuate it, 310
Fortifications (of Port Arthur), dilatoriness in constructing the, 24;
defects in scheme of, 313
Froloff, Lieutenant-General, opinion of Council of Defence, 265
Frontier Guards, the, not made use of, 48;
in the defence of Green Hills, 117
_Fuji_, the, damaged by mines, 51
Garrison, its false sense of security, 13;
takes to robbery, 22;
mobilization of, 374
German Emperor's letter to his naval attachés, 161
Gilgenheim, Captain, German naval attaché, murder of, 161
_Giliak_, gunboat, as look-out, 26;
in action of May 2, 41
Golden Hill, 7;
opens fire on Ta-ku-shan, 142;
11-inch howitzers on, 165;
premature bursts of iron shells, 165, 176
Gorbatovsky, General, 1;
his energy, 163;
Fock accuses him falsely, 171;
at assault of Kikwanshan Fort, 300 _et seq._;
at last meeting of Council of Defence, 304;
decides to hold second line of defence, 312
Green Hills, value of, for defence, 88;
loss of, 93;
recovered, 94;
fortifying of, 107;
battle of July 26, 113 _et seq._
Griaznoff, Colonel, at last Council of Defence, 304
Grigorenko, Colonel, Officer Commanding Fortress Engineers, 29;
at the last meeting of the Council of Defence, 304, 306
Grigorovitch, Admiral, 1;
his proposals opposed by Witgeft, 151;
his work, 199
Guns of Fortress fail to co-operate in defence of Wolf's Hills, 132;
list of, 375 _et seq._
---- naval, use of, 201, 366 (Appendix II.);
list of, 381 _et seq._ (Appendix III.)
Gurko, Lieutenant-Colonel, sent to Kuropatkin from Stössel, 173
Hammer, Lieutenant, Aide-de-Camp to Smirnoff, 168
Handurin, Lieutenant-Colonel, at last Council of Defence, 304
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