Russo-Japanese War

President Theodore Roosevelt negotiated an end to the 1904-1905 Russo-Japanese War in 1906 after Japan won.

Russia lost the 1904-05 Russo-Japanese War in the best Russian loser fashion at the naval battle of Tsushima.

Teddy Roosevelt, Buchanan points out, ended the Russo-Japanese War, and Woodrow Wilson came up with his famous 14 points.

As to the progress of the Russo-Japanese War, we have yet to look for its authentic history.

If it is successful, or even partially successful, it may produce the most grave results, as in the Russo-Japanese War.

A remarkable case of this kind occurred in the summer of 1904, during the Russo-Japanese War.

Quite a peculiar condition arose at the outbreak of and during the Russo-Japanese War.

During the early part of the year 1905, the strain on the civilized world caused by the Russo-Japanese War became serious.