“I presume this sailor served on the armored cruiser “Admiral Makarov” (1906), what mainly stationed and fought as a part of the Baltic Fleet.Baltic Fleet.” —Haul of imperial photos

“I presume this sailor served on the armored cruiser “Admiral Makarov” (1906), what mainly stationed and fought as a part of the Baltic Fleet.Baltic Fleet.”

—Haul of imperial photos

Goto Predestinatsia, flagship of Azov flotilla(Imperial Russian Navy) until 1711 Full resolution ‎(1,385 × 2,034 pixels)

Goto Predestinatsia, flagship of Azov flotilla
(Imperial Russian Navy) until 1711

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Armored frigate Minin; built for the Imperial Russian Navy 1866–78. Sunk on 16 August 1915 Builder: Baltic Works, Saint PetersburgLength: 295 ft (89.9 m) Full resolution ‎(2,000 × 1,252 pixels)

Armored frigate Minin; built for the Imperial Russian Navy 1866–78. Sunk on 16 August 1915

Builder: Baltic Works, Saint Petersburg
Length: 295 ft (89.9 m)

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The Peresvet-class were pre-dreadnought battleships of the Imperial Russian Navy. All three ships were lost by the Russians in the Russo-Japanese war. One ship was sunk at the Battle of Tsushima and two were captured after being sunk during the Siege of Port Arthur. Peresvet-class (Пересвет) - named after Alexander Peresvet, a Russian monk who was the champion at the Battle of Kulikovo Russian battleship Oslyabya Full resolution‎ (1,200 × 903 pixels)

The Peresvet-class were pre-dreadnought battleships of the Imperial Russian Navy. All three ships were lost by the Russians in the Russo-Japanese war. One ship was sunk at the Battle of Tsushima and two were captured after being sunk during the Siege of Port Arthur.

Peresvet-class (Пересвет) - named after Alexander Peresvet, a Russian monk who was the champion at the Battle of Kulikovo

Russian battleship Oslyabya

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