: My Experiences at Nan Shan and Port Arthur with the Fifth East Siberian Rifles by Tret Iakov Nikola Aleksandrovich Baker F Nolan Editor Alford A C Translator - Russo-Japanese War 1904-1905; Russia. Armiia. 5. Vostochno-Sibirskii strelkovoi; Russo-Japanese

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Arrival of the 5th Regiment at Chin-chou--Rumours of war--Declaration of war--Restoring the fortifications on the Nan Shan position--Watching for the Japanese--First signs of the enemy--A reconnaissance in force --Fighting to the north of Chin-chou, May 16

Pages 1-31

Further account of the actions at Chang-chia-tun and Shih-san-li-tai --Preliminary skirmishes round Chin-chou--The battle of Nan Shan, May 26, 1904

Pages 32-61

Night alarm during the march to Nan-kuan-ling--Disappearance of the baggage train--Continuation of the retreat towards Port Arthur--Occupation and fortification of the "Position of the Passes"--Japanese attacks on the position on July 26, 27, and 28--Capture of Yu-pi-la-tzu and Lao-tso Shan--General retirement to new positions, July 29

Pages 62-84

Retreat from Feng-huang Shan, July 30--Fortifying 174 Metre Hill --Capture of Kan-ta Shan--Attacks on the advanced hills, August 13, 14, and 15--Retreat to Namako Yama and Division Hills--Losses

Pages 85-111

The fighting round 174 Metre Hill--Capture of 174 Metre Hill and evacuation of Connecting Ridge--Fortifying 203 Metre Hill--Defence and capture of Extinct Volcano

Pages 112-146

Continuing the work of fortifying the various hills--End of the first general assault, August 22 and 23--Attacks on Namako Yama from August 24 to September 19

Pages 147-170

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