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
Surrender suggested by Nogi, 159;
discussed among Stössel's staff, 218;
_parlementaire_ dispatched to negotiate, 325;
effect of the news, 326, 332
Tafashin Heights, 75
Ta-ku-shan Hills, importance of, 88, 92;
position of, 123, 139;
loss of, 142;
attempt to recapture, 144;
failure of, 147;
second attempt fails, 155;
omission of Velichko to fortify, 217;
effect, 238
Telegraphy, wireless, not used, 157
Telephones (Russian), quite unreliable, 14, 145;
use of, by the Japanese, 104;
delay in working, 197
Temple Redoubt, 107, 108, 192;
renewed attacks on, 195;
capture of, 195
Trenches, Russian, defects of, 200
Tretiakoff, Colonel: his efforts to fortify Kinchou, 37, 47, 56;
at Battle of Kinchou, 69, 71;
applies to Fock for reinforcements, and is refused, 72;
his heroism in holding 203 Metre Hill, 248
Truce, to find wounded, after November 24, 241
Unreadiness of Russia, 4
Urasovsky, Captain, death of, 33
Velichko on the importance of holding the advanced position, 135;
his omission to fortify Ta-ku-shan, 217
Vershinin, Colonel, Chief Commissary, 9;
opposes Stössel's orders, 11
Veselovsky, Lieutenant, death of, at 203 Metre Hill, 253
Viceroy, the (Admiral Alexeieff), orders on outbreak of war, 6;
decides to remove Stössel, 7;
orders as to removal of all families neglected, 8;
arrives and assumes command of fleet (April 14), 36, 41;
leaves for Mukden, 44;
leaves for St. Petersburg, 231
Vladivostock, question of the fleet forcing its way to, 187;
attempt of August 10, 152
War material, insufficiency of, 38
Water, source of supply, 196
'Water-supply' Redoubt, 106;
Japanese efforts to capture, 166, 186, 192;
its value, 192;
renewed Japanese attacks on, 195
White flag sent out (January 1), 324
Wiren, Admiral, 1;
to command battleships and endeavour to reach Vladivostock, 187;
present at last meeting of Council of Defence, 304;
his opinion, 307;
receives news of surrender, 326;
orders ships to be disabled (January 1), 327
Witgeft, Rear-Admiral, takes over command of fleet, 44;
his lack of decision, 51;
his incompetence, 59;
his conferences as to fleet breaking out to sea, 150;
opposes Loschinsky's proposals, 131;
death of, 153
Wolf's Hills, importance of holding, 88, 92;
Fock's division to occupy, 129;
loss of (July 29), 131
Wounded, treatment of the, during retreat from Kinchou, 73 _et seq._;
none found after assault of November 24, 242
Yalu, news of the Battle of, 37
Yamoaka, Major, bearer of message about surrender, 160
_Zabiyak_, the, sinking of, 260
Zaredoubt Battery, attack on (August 23), 175
Zedgenidsey, General, death of, 277
Zeitz, Captain, in command at Golden Hill, 142
THE END
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