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The Battle of Tsu-shima / between the Japanese and Russian fleets, fought on 27th May 1905

By V. I. Semenov
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A first-hand account of a decisive modern fleet action that combines a chronological, deck-level narrative of ship movements and gunnery with comparative technical analysis of ships, armament, armor and speed. The observer reconstructs the phases of the engagement, supplies position diagrams and armament tables, evaluates tactical decisions that shaped the outcome, and reflects on broader lessons for naval tactics, ship design, and training. The work balances vivid operational detail with sober analysis of the battle’s implications for future maritime strategy.

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V. I. Semenov

V. I. Semenov was a Russian author known for his historical account of the pivotal naval battle during the Russo-Japanese War. His notable work, "The Battle of Tsu-shima / between the Japanese and Russian fleets, fought on 27th May 1905," provides a detailed narrative of the events surrounding this significant conflict. Semenov's writing contributes to the understanding of early 20th-century military history and the geopolitical tensions of the era. Through his work, he offers insights into naval warfare and the broader implications of the battle on Russian and Japanese relations.

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