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Two men, probably journalists, standing on a field, 1905. Creator: Unknown
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Two men, probably journalists, standing on a field, 1905. Creator: Unknown
Two men, probably journalists, standing on a field, 1905
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Bowler Hat Conference Correspondent Journalism Journalist Peace Conference Peace Talks Russo Japanese War Treaty Treaty Of Portsmouth Waiting International Affairs Meeting Of Frontiers
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This evocative photograph captures the moment of quiet contemplation before the start of a significant historical event. Taken in 1905, the image shows two men, likely journalists, standing on a lush green field. Their attire suggests they hail from different continents - one wears a Western suit, while the other dons traditional Asian clothing and a bowler hat. The men appear deep in thought, looking away from each other, as if lost in their own thoughts or preparing for the important task at hand. The setting of this intriguing scene is the Portsmouth Peace Conference in New Hampshire, United States, where representatives from Japan and Russia gathered to negotiate an end to the Russo-Japanese War. The Treaty of Portsmouth, signed on September 5, 1905, marked the first major diplomatic victory for Japan on the international stage and set the stage for its emergence as a major world power. This historic photograph, taken at the intersection of the Old and New Worlds, offers a fascinating glimpse into the fashion, politics, and international affairs of the early 20th century. The image, which is now part of the Congressional Library's extensive collection, serves as a poignant reminder of the power of diplomacy and the enduring importance of understanding and respecting cultural differences.
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