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AMERICA ATOMIC BOMB ATTACK ON JAPAN HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI

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Uploaded by on Dec 4, 2007

DISTRUCTION AFTER LAUNCHING THE ATOMIC BOMB AGAINST JAPAN BY AMERICA

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  • @tdog19951 First off, before you call ME ignorant, try to use good grammar! And since you apparently have never taken a history class during your extensive video gaming, let me educate you. America knew months before the bombs were dropped that Japan planned to surrender. They had already lost. Furthermore, President Truman was aware of negotiations between Japan and the USSR, calling for a strategic exit from the Second World War. The reason we dropped the bomb: to show the USSR we could.

  • @zachk1290 its better than loosing over 3 million americans and japanese to try and take mainland japan. keeping mind that every man women and child was going to fight to the end for every inch of japan this was a swift and less costly way to bring the war to a end so ur the ignorent fool

  • Today you go KABOOM :).

  • How can anyone says killing 200,000 civilians (mostly women and children and the elderly) is necessary? Ignorant fools!

  • :(

  • BBBBOOOOOMMMMMMMM

  • this was a terrible thing. devastating to the japanese. such a horrible thing. and yet totally justified by the fact that it was totally and completely nesscsary.

  • big boom

  • fucked up but necessary

  • it's called connected destiny...

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