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This Podcast discusses different invasions in history which changed the world order
The provided episode discuss Japan's involvement in major conflicts, offering a contrast between an early 20th-century siege and World War I speculation. We examine rumors of Japan's continued participation in World War I after the fall of Tsingtau, specifically discussing the potential deployment of Japanese troops to European battlefields and arguing against the strategic likelihood of such a move. Furthermore we're detailing the Siege of Port Arthur (1904–1905), a protracted and costly land battle of the Russo-Japanese War that showcased modern siege warfare technology and resulted in a decisive Japanese victory over the Russian fleet and garrison. Finally we highlight Japan's emergence as a significant military power in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and the high human cost of its military campaigns.
Battles that changed the world
This Podcast discusses different invasions in history which changed the world order