Though historians have begun to reassess the extent of anti-German feeling in Britain in the years preceding the outbreak of the First World War, it is nevertheless interesting to take note of an incident where a Russian naval blunder became the site of Anglo-German antagonism.[1] Taking place in the thick of the Russo-Japanese War, the […]
![The ‘North Sea Incident’ of 1904 and the consequences for Anglo-German Relations Damaged trawlers on return to St. Andrews Dock, Hull. Postcard, 1904.](https://porttowns.port.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/Dogger_Bank_Russian_Outrage_incident_1904_St_Andrews_Dock_Hull_postcard-100x100.jpg)