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was in neutral Korean waters, Admiral Uriu gave the
Russian ships a written ultimatum to sail by 12:00 noon or be attacked in the harbor itself. Captain Rudnev attempted to fight his way out, but after sustaining heavy casualties (31 men dead, 191 injured out of 570) and outgunned, both ships
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February 1918, she ran aground while under tow off of Ireland, but was refloated and used as a hulk until 1919. She was then sold to a German firm in 1920 for scrap, but on 5 February 1920 ran aground on rocks near the Scottish village of
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that the ship, though not accepted for service in the
Imperial Russian Navy, was a warship under the terms of the 1832 treaty between Russia and the United States; thus Alexandroff would be returned to Russian authorities.
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Alexandroff, left the ship's advance party on 20 April 1899, and applied for U.S. citizenship. He was arrested for desertion. His case reached the
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Rudnev was awarded the
Japanese Order of the Rising Sun - in recognition of the heroism of Russian sailors, becoming one of the first Russians (and Europeans in general) who received this order.
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s crew at
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on 7 November 1917, crewmen who had remained onboard hoisted the red flag and refused to set sail. On 8 December 1917 she was seized by a detachment of
British soldiers. Assigned to the
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was used primarily for training duties. From 14 March 1909 to 7 August 1909, it made a long distance navigational and officer cadet training cruise to
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for his heroism in that battle; although he accepted the order, he never wore it in public.
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was commissioned on 2 January 1901 according to the Old Style
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of the Imperial Russian Navy. However, following the Russian
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everse of plaque at Varyag memorial at Lendalfoot, Scotland.
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in February 1917, and was due to re-enter service with the
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Our proud "Varyag" will not surrender to the enemy,
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918:Soviet postage stamp of 1972 honoring the cruiser
1479:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1431:"Korea to Return Flag of Sunken Russian Warship,"
1483:. New York: Mayflower Books. pp. 170–217.
1436:(ROK). 11 November 2010; retrieved 11 Nov 2010.
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284:129.6 m (425 ft 2 in)
234:seized by Great Britain February 1918
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1380:"Ayrshire memorial to Russian boat"
955:Наверх вы, товарищи, все по местам!
943:Auf Deck, Kameraden, all' auf Deck!
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1875:Russian naval ship classes of the
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242:Ran aground 1920, scrapped 1925
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1327:Historic Environment Scotland
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971:The final parade is at hand.
953:(Russian poetic translation)
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1885:Pre-dreadnought battleships
1520:". In Roberts, John (ed.).
1369:South Ayrshire Council News
1285:"Всеволод Фёдорович Руднев"
1259:"Всеволод Фёдорович Руднев"
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636:United States Supreme Court
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957:Последний парад наступает.
945:Heraus zur letzten Parade!
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961:Пощады никто не желает.
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431:. She was acquired as a
386:47 mm (1.9 in)
379:75 mm (3.0 in)
83:William Cramp & Sons
2125:Armed merchant cruisers
902:, while being towed to
761:in Japanese service as
730:Order of the Rising Sun
668:At the outbreak of the
453:Construction and design
372:152 mm (6 in)
250:General characteristics
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2315:Single ship of class
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886:55.18417°N 4.94167°W
707:French cruiser
573:Artillery layout on
1577:Varyag (ship, 1901)
1211:, pp. 160, 162
1172:, pp. 155, 159
1145:, pp. 160, 166
975:No one wants mercy.
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1877:Russo-Japanese War
1522:Warship Volume III
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186:9 July 1907
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3660:Categories
3571:Pittsburgh
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2924:Shipwrecks
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877:04°56′30″W
874:55°11′03″N
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860:Royal Navy
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1084:Footnotes
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722:Vicksburg
557:Niclausse
543:, with a
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2290:Gunboats
2045:Svetlana
2018:Gromoboi
1943:Borodino
1929:Retvizan
1922:Peresvet
1794:cruisers
1775:Svetlana
1712:Svetlana
1660:Gromoboi
1410:BBC News
1384:BBC News
1363:Archived
1312:Kowner,
1001:Navy Day
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813:Peresvet
781:Hokkaidō
692:Chemulpo
515:launched
384:8 × 1 -
365:Armament
223:Acquired
172:Acquired
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109:Launched
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3560:Siboney
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3443:6 Mar:
3426:Berrima
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3297:Hastier
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2383:Korietz
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2373:Clallam
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2231:Groznyi
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2073:Bogatyr
2052:Pallada
1901:Navarin
1761:Izumrud
1754:Boyarin
1740:Bogatyr
1719:Pallada
1549:XXXVIII
1460:XXXVIII
1336:Canmore
904:Germany
819:Poltava
806:During
774:cruiser
697:scuttle
683:Korietz
594:⁄
581:ship's
549:draught
502:Bogatyr
439:by the
413:Russian
300:Draught
79:Builder
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3477:Equity
3436:Regina
3395:Varyag
3307:Ferret
3215:Berwyn
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3040:Althea
2971:Novara
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2677:Pobeda
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1674:Rurik
1667:Bayan
1646:Rurik
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1115:Notes
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345:Speed
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