Surrender of Port Arthur Trailer (1905)
Short film about the surrender at Port Arthur, the signing of the surrender, and the match out of the Russian prisoners and wounded.
Watch the official Surrender of Port Arthur 1905 trailer in HD below.
Short film about the surrender at Port Arthur, the signing of the surrender, and the match out of the Russian prisoners and wounded.
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France 30 January 1905
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14 October 1905
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21 July 1905
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09 February 1905
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23 May 1905
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26 September 1905
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15 December 1905
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01 August 1905
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01 January 1905
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