Chapter
The Russo-Japanese War
2:02:11 - 2:12:26 (10:15)
The Russo-Japanese War was a modern conflict that took a heavy toll on the economies of both countries, leading to a peace deal brokered by American President Teddy Roosevelt. Despite their victory, the Japanese felt their kill had been stolen, leading to ongoing grievances and the signing of an alliance with Britain in 1902.
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The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 was fought over rival imperial ambitions in East Asia, as the two emerging powers tested themselves against each other, helped by new technology and strategies.
2:02:11 - 2:08:34 (06:22)
Summary
The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-1905 was fought over rival imperial ambitions in East Asia, as the two emerging powers tested themselves against each other, helped by new technology and strategies. The war's lessons on the impact of defense and charging directly against artillery helped shape future conflicts, including World War I.
ChapterThe Russo-Japanese War
EpisodeShow 62 - Supernova in the East I
PodcastDan Carlin's Hardcore History
In less than 40 years, Japan transformed from a weak state to the first non-Western nation in centuries to be admitted into the ranks of great powers, sending shockwaves to those who believed in the Yellow Peril.
2:08:33 - 2:12:26 (03:52)
Summary
In less than 40 years, Japan transformed from a weak state to the first non-Western nation in centuries to be admitted into the ranks of great powers, sending shockwaves to those who believed in the Yellow Peril.