Annexe including an extract from the 'Russ' newspaper.
Annexe including a copy of an extract from the 'Russ' of 8 November 1904. The article gives an account of the Russian fleet's voyage from the Baltic to Vigo, including the circumstances of the attack on fishing boats in the North Sea.
Record Details
| Item reference: | PIC/15/19; MS1984/091 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Personal collections |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Date made: | 1905 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Annexe including a copy of a note received from the Japanese ambassador regarding the alleged presence of Japanese warships in the North Sea. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/3)
- Annexe including a copy of a letter from the Admiralty to the Foreign Office. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/4)
- Annexe including a copy of instructions to British coastguards regarding information on the presence of torpedo boats in their districts. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/5)
- Annexe including a copy of returns made by customs officers regarding the possible harbouring of torpedo boats. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/6)
- Annexe including a copy of a document received from the British ambassador in St. Petersburg. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/7)
- Annexe including a copy of a letter from the Admiralty to the Foreign Office. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/8)
- Annexe including a copy of a telegram sent by Admiral Rozdestwensky to Captain Bostron. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/9)
- Annexe including a copy of a telegram sent by Admiral Rozdestwensky to the Russian Admiralty. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/10)
- Annexe including a copy of telegram concerning Russian officers left behind at Vigo. (Manuscript) (PIC/15/11)
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