Instrument of surrender japan
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On July 26th Japan was asked to make an unconditional surrender, and on July 28th, an announcement was made to the Japanese people that the surrender was denied. In his diary Truman wrote about the decision to drop the bomb, “this weapon is to be used against Japan between now and August 10.
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“The surrender of Japan was not entirely the result of the two atomic bombs. We had hit some 60 Japanese cities with our regular H. E. (High Explosive) and incendiary bombs and, as a result of our raids, about 241,000 people had been killed, 313,000 wounded and about 2,333,000 homes destroyed.
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On September 2, Japanese envoys signed the instrument of surrender aboard the US battleship Missouri in Tokyo Bay. A Beaten Country. Apart from the moral questions involved, were the atomic bombings militarily necessary? By any rational yardstick, they were not. Japan already had been defeated militarily by June 1945.
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When Japan attempted to surrender, they did have one condition: to keep the emperor. Hiroshima was chosen as the primary target because it was a minor supply base for the military and the city was practically untouched by previous bombing, so the damage could be accurately measured.
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Japan had an example of unconditional surrender in the German Instrument of Surrender. On 26 July, Truman and other allied leaders - except the Soviet Union - issued The Potsdam Declaration outlining terms of surrender for Japan. The declaration stated, "The alternative for Japan …
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The Japanese Instrument of Surrender is also included in volume 59 of The United States Statutes at Large published in 1946, as well as Volume 139 of The United Nations Treaty Series issued in 1952. In other words, relevant countries, and the United Nations, view these documents as treaties, and so they are, of course, legally binding for Japan ...
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The surrender of Japan was not entirely the result of the two atomic bombs. We had hit some 60 Japanese cities with our regular H.E. (High Explosive) and incendiary bombs and, as a result of our raids, about 241,000 people had been killed, 313,000 wounded, and about 2,333,000 homes destroyed.
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The Allied delegation was headed by General MacArthur, who became the military governor of occupied Japan. INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER. This document formally announced the surrender of Japan to the Allied Powers, signed in Tokyo Bay on the deck of the USS Missouri, September 2, 1945.
[DOC File]Strictly speaking, based on the Republic of China
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The stipulation was later repeated in the Potsdam Declaration of 1945, and accepted by Japan in its Instrument of Surrender in 1945. Following Japan’s unconditional surrender (not “ending of war” as described by certain Japanese and pro-Japan individuals) in August 1945, the Republic of China government immediately reclaimed Manchuria ...
Was America justified in dropping the atomic bomb on Japan
Only the atomic bomb could jolt Japan's leadership to surrender. With only two bombs ready (and a third on the way by late August 1945) it was too risky to "waste" one in a demonstration over an unpopulated area. An invasion of Japan would have caused casualties on both sides that could easily have exceeded the toll at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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