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The '''Russo-Japanese War''' was a short conflict between the Empires of [[Russia]] and [[Japan]] from 1904-05. The two countries were competing over trade rights in [[Manchuria]] and [[Korea]]. The Japanese declared war and attacked the Russian Far East Fleet at [[Port Arthur]] (now Lüshun, [[China]]). The loss of the battle (and eventually the war) on the part of Russia reduced public support of [[Czar Nicholas II]]. The war's effects on Russia would contribute to the social turmoil that would culminate in the [[Russian Revolution]]. It also gave Japan a more respected reputation in Europe.
 
The '''Russo-Japanese War''' was a short conflict between the Empires of [[Russia]] and [[Japan]] from 1904-05. The two countries were competing over trade rights in [[Manchuria]] and [[Korea]]. The Japanese declared war and attacked the Russian Far East Fleet at [[Port Arthur]] (now Lüshun, [[China]]). The loss of the battle (and eventually the war) on the part of Russia reduced public support of [[Czar Nicholas II]]. The war's effects on Russia would contribute to the social turmoil that would culminate in the [[Russian Revolution]]. It also gave Japan a more respected reputation in Europe.
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==See also==
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*[[Battle of Tsushima]]
    
[[category:Wars]]
 
[[category:Wars]]
 
[[Category:Russian History]]
 
[[Category:Russian History]]
 
[[Category:Japanese History]]
 
[[Category:Japanese History]]
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