Red Mutiny: Eleven Fateful Days on the Battleship Potemkin11 reviews Neal Bascomb Mariner Books, 2008 A Great Read - and a lesson in politcal leadership + A well-crafted adventure + Exceptional + Page-Turner             Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear: Russia's War with Japan (Cassell Military Paperbacks)8 reviews Richard Connaughton Cassell, 2007 An Rich, Detailed Military History + Excellent Book There are not a great number of modern histories of the 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War, but Richard Connaughton's Rising Sun and Tumbling Bear is clearly the best. The author, with 30 year's experience in the British Army and access to British official records on the war, brings a richer and more ...             FLEET THAT HAD TO DIE: New Edition5 reviews Richard Hough Birlinn, 2004 The Perfect Naval Epic + What could be more funny than clueless Russians? + The loss of the Russian fleet in the Straits of Korea. + Ballantine Version Used to Be 50 Cents             The Russo-Japanese War 1904-05 (Men-at-Arms)6 reviews Alexei Ivanov Osprey Publishing, 2004 Balanced overview of the Armies + Men at Arms Russo-Japanes War + Osprey Publishing At Its Best + One of the best Osprey MAA titles             Historical Dictionary of the Russo-Japanese War (Historical Dictionaries of War, Revolution, and Civil Unrest) Rotem Kowner The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 2006 Through a wide-ranging introduction, a detailed chronology, a photo spread, and hundreds of cross-referenced dictionary entries on military and political leaders, major battles and lesser skirmishes, tactics, strategy, weaponry, and the causes and consequences, a full picture of this pivotal war is provided. For the enterprising researcher, a useful bibliography is also included.             Theodore Rex (Modern Library Paperbacks)201 reviews Edmund Morris Modern Library, 2002 A Whirwind Hits the White House + Very worthy effort that leaves me wanting more, not less, + An Excellent Portrait of a Great President + A Window into Roosevelt's Presidency             The Russo-Japanese War 1904-19056 reviews Geoffrey Jukes Osprey Publishing, 2002 The Difference Between Competent and Incompetent Militaries + Good intro to this conflict + First War of Expansion in the 20th Century Not all books by Osprey Publishing are created equal. This book, however, is one of the better ones in the Essential Histories series. The book is well organized and follows a clear chronological path. The largest chapter in the book deals with Russian and Japanese maneuvers. Although the last ...             Russian Battleship vs Japanese Battleship: Yellow Sea 1904-05 (Duel) Robert Forczyk Osprey Publishing, 2009 The first major clash between a European and Asian state in the modern era signalled the beginning of Japan's rise as a major power on the world stage. What began as differing expansionist interests in Manchuria and Korea developed into a full-blown war in 1904, with an unexpected outcome. Watched by the rest of the world's superpowers, this incredibly violent war was disastrous for the Russians ...             Human Bullets A Soldier's Story Of Port Author1 review Tadayoshi Sakurai, Count Okuma Kessinger Publishing, 2004 Don't Step On the Corpses! The titanic struggle between the Russian Army of Tsar Nicholas II and the Imperial Japanese Army for the fortress of Port Arthur-- The Imperial Russian Navy's most important Far Eastern Naval Base -- is the setting for this enlightening but troubling memoir by Lieutenant Tadayoshi Sakurai. Very ...             The Tides at Sunrise : A History of the Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905 Denis; Warner, Peggy Warner Charterhouse, 1974             With Russian, Japanese And Chunchuse: The Experiences Of An Englishman During The Russo-Japanese War1 review Ernest Brindle Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007 Embeds: Back In The Day More than 600 journalists traveled with U.S. forces in Iraq as part of the Pentagon's embedded journalist program. Sent to make first-hand accounts of the war, these reporters signed contracts with the military that limited who they were allowed to report on. The Iraq War was not the first time ...             Much Recorded War: The Russo-Japanese War In History And Imagery, A3 reviews Sebastian Dobson, Anne Nishimura Morse, ... MFA Publications, 2005 An exceptional testimony to both art and reporting + Great Artwork Becomes Great Propaganda A Much Recorded War: The Russo-Japanese War In History And Imagery could just as easily have been featured in our 'Art' review section: it's that packed with lovely woodblock prints, postcard reproductions, and other visuals which represented the first fully reported struggle. It's featured here so ...             The Tides at Sunrise : A History of the Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905 Denis; Warner, Peggy Warner Charterhouse, 1974             With Russian, Japanese And Chunchuse: The Experiences Of An Englishman During The Russo-Japanese War1 review Ernest Brindle Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007 Embeds: Back In The Day More than 600 journalists traveled with U.S. forces in Iraq as part of the Pentagon's embedded journalist program. Sent to make first-hand accounts of the war, these reporters signed contracts with the military that limited who they were allowed to report on. The Iraq War was not the first time ...             The Russo-Japanese War 1904-19056 reviews Geoffrey Jukes Osprey Publishing, 2002 The Difference Between Competent and Incompetent Militaries + Good intro to this conflict + First War of Expansion in the 20th Century Not all books by Osprey Publishing are created equal. This book, however, is one of the better ones in the Essential Histories series. The book is well organized and follows a clear chronological path. The largest chapter in the book deals with Russian and Japanese maneuvers. Although the last ...             Russian Battleship vs Japanese Battleship: Yellow Sea 1904-05 (Duel) Robert Forczyk Osprey Publishing, 2009 The first major clash between a European and Asian state in the modern era signalled the beginning of Japan's rise as a major power on the world stage. What began as differing expansionist interests in Manchuria and Korea developed into a full-blown war in 1904, with an unexpected outcome. Watched by the rest of the world's superpowers, this incredibly violent war was disastrous for the Russians ...             Human Bullets A Soldier's Story Of Port Author1 review Tadayoshi Sakurai, Count Okuma Kessinger Publishing, 2004 Don't Step On the Corpses! The titanic struggle between the Russian Army of Tsar Nicholas II and the Imperial Japanese Army for the fortress of Port Arthur-- The Imperial Russian Navy's most important Far Eastern Naval Base -- is the setting for this enlightening but troubling memoir by Lieutenant Tadayoshi Sakurai. Very ...             The Russo-Japanese War 1904-05 (Men-at-Arms)6 reviews Alexei Ivanov Osprey Publishing, 2004 Balanced overview of the Armies + Men at Arms Russo-Japanes War + Osprey Publishing At Its Best + One of the best Osprey MAA titles             Much Recorded War: The Russo-Japanese War In History And Imagery, A3 reviews Sebastian Dobson, Anne Nishimura Morse, ... MFA Publications, 2005 An exceptional testimony to both art and reporting + Great Artwork Becomes Great Propaganda A Much Recorded War: The Russo-Japanese War In History And Imagery could just as easily have been featured in our 'Art' review section: it's that packed with lovely woodblock prints, postcard reproductions, and other visuals which represented the first fully reported struggle. It's featured here so ...             FLEET THAT HAD TO DIE: New Edition5 reviews Richard Hough Birlinn, 2004 The Perfect Naval Epic + What could be more funny than clueless Russians? + The loss of the Russian fleet in the Straits of Korea. + Ballantine Version Used to Be 50 Cents