'The total number of Russian warships which attempted to pass through the Sea of Japan was thirty-eight, and of these only very few escaped capture or og panese Fleet lost only during this two days'
three torpedo boats. A few other vessels were also damaged to some extent, but none of them have been rendered unseaworthy.
As reported, the total Japanese casualties were 116 (including officers) killed, and 538 wounded.
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the Russian officers and appel Flevts were almost of equal strength, and to be doing their best for their coi That, in these circumstances, the Japa ese Fleet was able to enjoy a remarkable victory over the enemy must certainly, be attributed to the illustrious virtue of His Majesty the Emperor. The Japanese officers and mev, who all fought their utmost, were so moved at ely successful results, that two speak for jo; following list hows the Russian warships and their fat The Kniaz Sonvaroff. The Alexander LIT.
The Borodine.
The Oslyabya. The Sissoi Veliky. The Navariu.
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