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[Vendigo]

Может тему переименуем в "Пропагандистские плакаты" ? Что бы не только япов тут постить?

[Kir_the_Wizard]

На картинке про "Владивосток-сити" есть и российские флаги.

[АйКи]

Японская пропаганда времен Русско-Японской войны 1904-1905г.1. As in all war propaganda, many Russo-Japanese War prints depict Japanese routing and slaughtering the Russian foe.“In the Battle of the Sha River, a Company of Our Forces Drives a Strong Enemy Forceto the Left Bank of the Taizi River” by Yoshikuni, November 19042. In this “Red Cross” scene, the artist contrasts Japan’s humane treatment of wounded Russians to the coarse behavior of Russians toward local civilians“Russo-Japanese War: Great Japan Red Cross Battlefield Hospital Treating Injured”by Utagawa Kokunimasa, March 19043. This early “fashion plate” of uniformed Russian and Japanese fighting men stresses the other side of the coin: basic similarities between the two sides“Illustration of Russian and Japanese Army and Navy Officers” byWatanabe Nobukazu, February 1904 4. The inset in Kiyochika’s battle scene typically depicts the essential similarities between officers on the two sides, even as the Russians concede Japanese victory.“In the Battle of Nanshan Our Troops Took Advantage of a Violent Thunderstormand Charged the Enemy Fortress” by Kobayashi Kiyochika, 19045. This congested battle scene features a heroic confrontation between cavalry officers, although the Russian side as a whole is being routed“Picture of Our Valorous Military Repulsing the Russian Cossack Cavalry on theBank of the Yalu River” by Watanabe Nobukazu, March 19046. This dramatic rendering of a Japanese officer striking down a Russian (while flourishing a battle fan used to signal orders) portrays the fallen foe as uncommonly handsome, even noble“In the Battle of Nanshan, Lieutenant Shibakawa Matasaburÿ Led His Men Holding upa Rising Sun War Fan” by Getsuzo, 19047. “Captain Hirose,” who perished while returning to find one of his missing men, was perhaps the single most celebrated Japanese hero in the Russo-Japanese War.In the following print, the respectful treatment of the final moments of Russian vice-admiral Makarov, who went down with his ship along with 800 men, is every bit as tragic and poignant in its way as Captain Hirose’s death“Navy Commander Hirose Takeo” by Kobayashi Kiyochika, 1904 8. “A Great Victory for the Great Japanese Imperial Navy, Banzai! ” by Ikeda Terukata, April 1904 9. Perhaps the single most gallant Japanese print produced during the Russo-Japanese War is this depiction of the famous Russian general Prince Kuropatkin, whom the Japanese defeated in battle“The Battle of Liaoyang: The Enemy General Prince Kuropatkin, Having Tactical Difficulties and theWhole Army Being Defeated, Bravely Came Forward into the Field to Do Bloody Battle” by Getsuzo, 1904 10. In this rare Japanese lithograph depicting the peace negotiations brokered by the United States in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the Japanese, Russians, and Anglo statesmen participating are almost indistinguishable. In Japanese eyes, the nation had finally succeeded in “throwing off Asia.“Negotiating Peace, Portsmouth, America”, artist unknown, August 1905 --

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[Alias]

На четвертой прикольный в правом угле русский генерал - с пузом, борода купеческая.

[АйКи]

Герои кампании в Китае и Корее.

"Lieutenant Commander Sakamoto of the Imperial Warship 'Akagi'
Fights Bravely" by Mizuno Toshikata, 1894



"The Skillful Harada Jūkichi of the First Army in the Attack on Hyonmu
Gate Leads the Fierce Fight" by Mizuno Toshikata, 1894



"Captain Higuchi" by Mizuno Toshikata, 1895



"Captain Higuchi, the Battalion Commander of the Sixth Division..."
by Migita Toshihide, 1895




"Picture of Colonel Satō Attacking the Fortress at Niuzchuang"
by Migita Toshihide, 1895



"Picture of Captain Sakuma Raising a War Cry at the Occupation
of the Pescadores" by Migita Toshihide, 1890



"Colonel Satō Charges at the Enemy Using the Regimental Flag as a Crutch
n the Fierce Battle of Newchang" by Ogata Gekkō, 1895



"The Great Victory of Our Army at the Battle of Pyongyang"
by Adachi Ginkō, 1894-1895

[Стрiлець]

Серия Японских плакатов на тему интервенции в Сибири и на Дальнем Востоке. Забавно, что своими противниками японцы изображают немцев и австро-венгров (!):

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[capushon]

Как раз появился повод восполнить пробел в своих знаниях про японскую интервенцию. А ведь тут и многократно поминаемая в других местах Вашингтонская конференция, и Дальневосточная Республика, Блюхер и многое другое.