File:Russian-Japan bear-bambus.jpg

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English: This is the title of this ironically image appeared in the Parisian Figaro in occasion of the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese war. The mock image is trying to say that small Japan was a bold undertaking, sent an ultimatum to strong Russia, and with war threatened. It's one so a dangerous business, as if it is a Japanese artist, a weak bamboo would go over the sea and on the other side would a huge bear waiting him. During the war, however, the clever little Japan thoroughly handled with the bear.
Magyar: Vakmerő vállalkozás
Ezzel a címmel jelent meg ez a gúnykép a párizsi Figaróban az orosz-japán kitörése alkalmával. A gúnykép azt akarja mondani, hogy a kis Japántól vakmerő vállalkozás volt az, hogy ultimátumot küldött a hatalmas Oroszországnak s háborúval fenyegette meg. Olyan veszedelmes vállalkozás ez, mintha egy japán artista egy gyönge bambusznádon menne át a tengeren s a másik parton egy hatalmas medve várná. A háborúban azonban az ügyes kis japán alaposan elbánt a medvével.
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  • Tolnai világtörténelme, VII. rész: A legujabb kor, 20-Napjaink története. Tolnai nyomdai műintézet és kiadóvállalat R.-T. kiadása, Budapest, published round 1920, page 192.
Author Ballagi Aladár and 14-co-authors
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