The Truth About Port ArthurNozhin, E. K. (Evgenii Konstantinovich)
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The Truth About Port Arthur
Nozhin, E. K. (Evgenii Konstantinovich)
Lüshun (China) -- History -- Siege, 1904-1905
Sanshilipu occupied by Japanese, 49;
General Fock's blunders at, 55
Schwartz, Captain, succeeds Rachevsky, 280;
continues his diary, 283
Scurvy, 271, 317, 319, 320;
neglect of preventive measures, 321
Searchlights, Japanese, during siege, 172;
Russian withdrawal to Kinchou from, 56
Sebastopol, comparison of Port Arthur with, 113
Selinen, Colonel, deprived of his command, 19
Second line of fortifications, retirement to (January 1), 312;
its works, 313
Semenoff, Colonel: conversation with Kondratenko, 111;
at the attack on the Green Hills, 113;
appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Czar, 181;
at last Council of Defence, 304
_Sevastopol_, the, 99, 262;
destroyed on surrender of Fortress, 328
Shell, 11-inch, introduction of, 206;
some effects of, 230
Shaopingtao, Japanese advance from, 92
Sia-gu-shan Hills, importance of holding, 88, 92;
condition of, 139;
loss of, 142
Sickness breaks out, 230
Siege, progress of the (last days of August), 179;
Raschevsky's diary, 207, 209, 210, 211, 214, 215
Signallers from the hills to be shot, 15
Signal Hill recaptured, 207;
final fight at (January 2), 330
Sappers: deficiency of officers and men, 293;
ignorance of Stössel and his staff as to the capabilities of, 294, 295;
neglected in rewards, 296
Sapper Company, the Kwantun, 293
Skridloff's battery, 113, 119, 120
Smirnoff, Lieutenant-General, 1;
is chosen to supersede Stössel, 7;
organizes Fortress Gendarmerie, 9;
protests against surrender, 18;
arrival at Port Arthur (March 17), 23;
horrified at the want of preparation, 24;
orders Kinchou to be fortified without delay, 28;
his energy, 29, 30;
is overruled by Stössel, 86;
persuades the Council to occupy the outer position, 88;
fails to assert his authority over Stössel as Commandant of the
Fortress, 137;
attempts to retake Ta-ku-shan, 145, 155;
drafts reply to proposal of surrender, 159;
his coolness and courage during the attack of August 21, 170;
his message to Kuropatkin about the district command, 173;
his quarters shelled, 208;
inspects the mine galleries and fires the camouflet, 217;
attacked by Fock in the memorandum of November 3, 227;
refused money to pay labourers, 235;
speech to Council of Defence (December 8), 267 _et seq._;
action on the death of Kondratenko, 277 _et seq._;
his message to Kuropatkin as to Stössel's behaviour, 291;
at last meeting of Council of Defence, 304;
his speech, 307, 308;
telegram to Kuropatkin, protesting against surrender, 331;
his report of strength of garrison on the day of surrender, 388
Solomonoff's battery at Battle of Kinchou, 68
Sortie of fleet (June 22), 96
Spy, a Japanese, 335
Staff, disorganization of the Fortress, 5
_Steresguschy_, loss of the, 21
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