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On August 6, 1945, the world dramatically entered the atomic age: without either warning or precedent,
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It is true that American intelligence sources in the early summer of 1945 reported that some Japanese statesmen were trying to enlist the still-neutral Russians' good offices to negotiate a surrender. But as R. J. C. Butow's fine-grained study of Japan's decision to surrender demonstrates, it was unclear whether those initiatives had the full backing of the Japanese government. Moreover, the Japanese clung to several unacceptable conditions, including protection for their imperial system of government, the right to disarm and repatriate their own troops, no military occupation of the home lands, no international trials of alleged war criminals, and possible retention of some of their conquered territories.
Actually, you'll find that Russia did not participate in attacking Japan.Talwar Khan wrote:Russia was on them too as well as America
America just wanted to use humans as there testing grounds
Fang wrote:Actually, you'll find that Russia did not participate in attacking Japan.Talwar Khan wrote:Russia was on them too as well as America
Ace wrote:If mainland Japan was invaded, it wouldn't just be the soldiers who would fight. The Japanese in general absolutely refused surrender.
Fang wrote:Moreover, the Japanese clung to several unacceptable conditions, including protection for their imperial system of government, the right to disarm and repatriate their own troops, no military occupation of the home lands, no international trials of alleged war criminals, and possible retention of some of their conquered territories.
No, the quote from the textbook says that they were still neutral...Talwar Khan wrote:They did join America and the others however ... and the quote from your textbook even says so ...
Actually, the quote says that there is no proof that the Japanese government backed the surrender. It also says that the Japanese had unacceptable terms of surrender.Phoenix wrote:Fang proved our points.
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