Titlebook: Britain and the Mine, 1900–1915; Culture, Strategy an Richard Dunley Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 First W

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Kommunikationspolitik ohne Konzept,the nature of warfare. It explores why mining represented such a contested issue in Britain in the decade following its emergence as a technology in the Russo-Japanese War, and how changing perceptions of what was acceptable in conflict meant it lost this place in the spring of 1915.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49869-0ew on the conflict as presented by their naval attachés. It shows what information was sent back to London and how this was shaped by the assumptions of the attachés. This gives insight into the cultural attitudes of these naval officers. The chapter concludes by looking at how the attachés’ reports

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-49869-0ts maritime cultural identity. The chapter explores how British culture shaped the reaction to the mine, and why it led to the technology rapidly being condemned on legal and moral grounds. The chapter goes on to explore the reaction of British commercial interests to mining in the Russo-Japanese Wa

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Ellen K. Longmire,Steven L. Andersonjects to be discussed there. Through exploring firstly why Britain attempted to ban mines at The Hague and secondly, why those attempts failed, it is possible to see how the competing issues of international law and military necessity interacted in this period.