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About World War 2 Japanese swords you need to find out what a kyu-gunto from the Russo Japanese war is worth?
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Machine made: 800 - 1500 $
Murata-To 1500 - 2000 $
Gendaito (traditionally forged: 2000 $ +
Antique Samurai Blades 2000 $ +
Naval Kyu Gunto are even more rare and can easily be worth twice as much.
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About World War 2 Japanese swords?
unless you wern't a banzia soldier which was the ones that tried to stab you,usually high ranking officers carried theme in case if they ran out of ammo from there pistols since they always stayed in the treches sending messages to other officers or to command
What happened in the Russo-Japanese War when Russia sent its Baltic fleet halfway around the world to fight Japan?
The Russo-Japanese War ended badly for Russia when it sent its Baltic fleet halfway around the world to fight Japan. The Russians were forced to retreat and were beaten by the Japanese. This happened in 1904 to 1905 and was the first time an Asian country beat a European country in a conflict.
Japan's victory in the Sino-Japanese War caused other nations to respect her as a world power?
Incorrect. The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05 resulted in world wide recognition. The 1894 war with China was a practice run.
What weapon were soldiers in the new japanese army toward the end of the world war 2 trained with?
Bamboo swords and wooden rifles
Japan stunned the Western world by defeating what Western nation?
Russo-Japanese War 1904-05. Occidental (Western) nation defeated by Oriental (Eastern) nation.
About World War 2 Japanese swords?
unless you wern't a banzia soldier which was the ones that tried to stab you,usually high ranking officers carried theme in case if they ran out of ammo from there pistols since they always stayed in the treches sending messages to other officers or to command
What was the effect of the 1905 Russo Japanese war?
Japan emerged as a major world power
What was the Russo-Japanese war ( 1904-1905 )?
Japan emerged as a major world power
What was one effect of the russo Japanese war 1904?
Japan emerged as a major world power
What Three wars did Japan fight Prior to world war 1?
the Russo-Japanese war 1st Sino- Japanese war i cant think of the last one
What pact did Japan and Germany form during World War 2?
The Russo-Japanese non-aggresion pact of 1941.
Why was Japan in the war?
Japan was in the Russo-Japanese War, the Boxer Rebellion, two Sino-Japanese Wars, World War 1, and World War 2. In all cases the goal was imperial expansion.
What were the Japanese weapons in World War 2?
there was swords, pistols, rifles, hand grenades and light machine guns
What happened in the Russo-Japanese War when Russia sent its Baltic fleet halfway around the world to fight Japan?
The Russo-Japanese War ended badly for Russia when it sent its Baltic fleet halfway around the world to fight Japan. The Russians were forced to retreat and were beaten by the Japanese. This happened in 1904 to 1905 and was the first time an Asian country beat a European country in a conflict.
Why was the Russo-Japanese War an important conflict in world history?
The Russo-Japanese War was extremely important in world history. To the surprise of many, this new Asian power was able to defeat a long standing European power, Russia, quite easily. This brought a new dimension to world politics as a new world power had emerged, when 50 years prior to that war, Japan was not considered a world power or a threat to peace.
The Russians lost the Russo-Japanese War because what?
Russians officially didn't lose the Russo-Japanese War, I believe it ended with a truce, but they lost key battles in both the sea and land. Their Baltic Fleet which was touted as the strongest in the world was decimated by the newly formed Imperial Japanese Fleet and their cavalry was defeated by Japan's in a decisive battle.
What was the effect of President Roosevelt's intervention in the negotiations to end the Russo-Japanese?
Roosevelt's intervention emphasized America's growing role in world affairs.
