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100 1 _aKODA Yoji
245 _aThe Russo-Japanese war
260 _c2005
520 _aThis article will examine Japanese strategy and policy as well as leadership in the Russo-Japanese war. Japan's success in the Ruso-Japanese war shows that its leaders at the turn of the twentienth century did a much better job their successors with respect to management of public opinion, goals, alliances, risk assessment, intelligence, sabotage, interservice cooperation and negotiated war termination
650 _aJAPANESE
_wWAR
690 _aJapan
773 _aNaval War College Review:
_g Spring 2005, vol 58 No 2, pp.11-44
945 _i18998-1001
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999 _c5006
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