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The
Russo-Japanese War: "Popular Prints"
From
the Collection of the Russian National Library (St. Petersburg)
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1. Allegorical
Prints |
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The
Russian Hero in the
Far East |
The
War of Russia with Japan
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2.Realistic Prints |
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Vanquished,
Destroyed,
but not Surrendered |
Battle
Scenes: the Deat of
a Japanese Cruiser (on the top) |
The
Heroic Deed of Lieutenant Lesevitsky |
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2.Satirical Prints |
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Cossack
Petrukha
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Battle
Song of the Cossacks
from the River Don |
The
Enemy is Terrible, but the
God is Benevolent |
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Raeshnik
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A Silly Frog in Port
Arthur
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How a Russian Sailor
Cut off
the Japanese Nose |
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Let Us Sit by the Sea
and Wait |
In Pursuit of Money
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Cartoons from Russian satirical magazines
and newspapers
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"Yellow Peril"
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Russian Cossack Protecting
Europe from Japan |
England Pushing Japan
against Russia |
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A Russian epic warrior
cuts
off one head of a dragon
and sees three more
behind - American, English
and Chinese
(Budilnik, 1904, no. 38) |
In the Laundry of the European Civilization : you can't wash
a yellow male-dog and make him into white (Budilnik,1904, no. 10)
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The Astronomy of
Budilnik: the treacheous light of a rising sun has brightly illuminated
Mars and even overcast the disorders of the 'moon' (Budilnik, 1905,
no. 47) |
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"Political aristocrats":
this
yellow parvenue due to her
dodges and guile managed to
get a place in the 'first' class salon (Budilnik, 1905, no. 31) |
An incongruos warrior.
A Japanese imaged himself to be a Napoleon and tries to "swallow"
the whole world. However, he causes only the "world'" laughter.
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Post-cards
criticising Russian military elite |
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A Sea Dance |
Rozhdestvensky on a
paper ship |
Roozevelt: Enough! |
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The Music of General Oku |
Quel? |
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Soviet
Postcards of the 1930s |
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B. Efimov, The Soviet Gate-Way |
B.
Efimov, The Soviet Border-Post |
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Soviet May Day Postcards |
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( Ideas of Peace and Concordance in Soviet Propaganda)
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Russian Manchuria
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Mongol horses |
East Chineses Railway |
Easter in Mukden |
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Port-Arthur |
Russian Consulaten in Harbin |
Bridge over Sungari |
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Sawing wood on the Yalu
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Japanese Consulat in Harbin
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Russian-Chinese Bank in Harbin |
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Soya beans in Dairen wharves |
Hotel "Modern" in Harbin
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Mukden, Principal street
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Station and "Yamato" Hotel in Mukden |
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