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
Nogi concentrates two divisions to take Chi-kuan-shan Fort, B Battery,
and Eagle's Nest, 183;
fails to carry the position, 184;
directed to capture Port Arthur at any cost, 236
Nojine, M. (the author): his treatment by Stössel, vii (Preface)
_Novik_, the, 4, 59, 153, 262
_Novy Kry_ newspaper objects to publish Stössel's order of March 17, 23;
publishes scurrilous allegory,
102;
censorship of, 148, 163;
publication stopped for a month, 189
Nurses' opinion of the war compared with the Boer War, 194
Officers (Russian) kept in ignorance of the topography of the
Fortress, 8;
their lack of care for their men, 126
Old Town, defences of, 8
Order of St. George, Third Class, bestowed on Stössel, 187, 188
Orphan Hill, Japanese attack on, repulsed, 157
_Otvajny_, gunboat, as look-out, 26, 42
Oyama, Field-Marshal, joins the besieging army (November), 236
_Pallada_, the, 96, 97;
destruction of, 259
Pan-lun-shan Redoubt, Japanese capture, 166;
retaken with great loss, 167;
shelled on September 20, 195
_Petropalovsk_, the, blown up by mines, 35
Petrusha, Colonel, authorized to arrest anyone, 12;
at last Council of Defence, 304;
his opinion, 305
Petsivo, Japanese land at, 44
_Pobieda_, the, injured by mines, 35, 96;
sinking of, 259
_Poltava_, the, sinking of, 259
Port Arthur, dilatoriness in constructing defences of, 24;
cut off, 45;
invested, 156;
want of mobilization scheme for the Fortress, 194
Press censorship, 148
Proclamation left about by Japanese, 110
Quail Hill, 7, 259
Rafalovitch, Lieutenant, at 203 Metre Hill, 253
Raschevsky, Colonel: attack on his battery (August 23), 175;
his opinion of Stössel and Semenoff, 181;
his report of the expenditure of men and ammunition
(to September 21), 197;
his opinion of Fock's trench work, 200;
extracts from his diary of the siege, 207, 209-211, 213, 214, 215,
223, 230, 233, 234, 238;
his energy, 233;
his death, 277
Radetsky, Colonel, at Kinchou, 65
Redoubts Nos. 1 and 2, desperate assaults on, 176, 179;
finally captured, 182;
strengthened by Japanese, 186
Retirement from Green Hills, 122 _et seq._
Retreat from Kinchou to Port Arthur, 76 _et seq._
_Retvisan_, the, damaged, 5;
floated off the shoal, 20;
sinking of, 259
Reuss, Colonel: at last meeting of Council of Defence, 304;
appointed to conduct capitulation, 332;
the terms agreed to, 332
Rewards for the garrison announced, 187;
treatment of private soldiers, 297
Russian army: its ignorance of Japan, 13
---- attitude towards England before the war, 226
---- fleet driven in on February 25, 17
Rocky ridge, attack on, repulsed, 312;
Fock orders its abandonment, 312
Sadikoff, Lieutenant, and his bullock battery, 55
Savitsky, Colonel, at last Council of Defence, 304
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