The Prelude to the Russo-Japanese War. Indeed!

Formal Portrait of a Man Named Nicolas with Narrative

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  The Prelude to the Russo-Japanese War. Indeed!
  
  Model: DaVinci2
  
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  Prompt: It appears that Nicholas did not leave Japan with any kind of deep-rooted hostility, nor did many of his close associates believe he longed for war. On Jan 26, 1904, a little less than 13 years after Sando’s attack, Nicholas wrote in his personal diary: “… received a telegram… with the news that… Japanese torpedo boats had carried out an attack against the Tsesarevich, Pallada, etc, which were at anchor, and put holes in them. Is this undeclared war? Then may God help us!... ” Shortly thereafter, the Russo-Japanese War began, and Korea, Manchuria, and even a portion of Sakhalin Island soon were brought under Japanese control.
  
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Nicholas did not harbor animosity towards Japan, yet the surprise attack on Russian ships marked the start of the Russo-Japanese War, leading to significant territorial losses for Russia.