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How did the civilians feel the government should respond to the Darwin bombings?
By evacuating them.
How safe did the Japanese people feel in Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
It was like hell.
Why do people feel that development of human cloning is the same as the development of nuclear weapons?
I don't see that they do.
Translate How do you feel in Japanese?
"How do you feel" - "Szitaka srakatuka madziara"
What does the song City by Hollywood Undead mean?
I think this song is about nuclear war. why? because lines like "I will not die in the night, but in the light of the sun" people who have lived through bombings like Hiroshima say it looked like the sun exploded. the skylights on top of the world being airplanes, dropping bombs. but i feel the whole song is about apocalyptic signs. saying its the end of the world and what not. just my opinions
Why countries feel they must develop nuclear weapons and who are these countries?
They feel the need to have nuclear weapons so they have protection against nuclear threats or actually anykind of threat. Countries might be Iran, Iraq, Russia(U.S.S.R)
How did the Japanese feel when they conquered Singapore?
Retarted
How do the Japanese feel about surrendering?
Surrendering was not an option.
How did the pilot of the Enola Gay feel about dropping the bomb?
His name was Colonel (later General) Paul W. Tibbetts. He felt just fine about it. In an interview recorded only a few years before his death he said "I never lost a minute's sleep over it." People in the US today forget the savage barbarity with which the Japanese waged the war they started, their ruthless cruelty, and pigheaded stubbornness in not giving up for years after the war was obviously lost to them. And also that the atomic bombings saved lives, both Japanese and American, as it gave the Japanese leaders an adequate excuse to surrender, making an invasion of Japan with its inevitable bloodbath, unnecessary.
How did the Japanese adults feel about in the internment camps?
they were mad
Why does Yoshiko Uchida from the Invisible Thread feel torn between her Japanese heritage and her American roots?
Yoshiko is a second generation Japanese American and she was seen as a foreigner by both Japanese and Americans. She mostly spoke English, so japanse people felt her as someone different then they are. and to the Americans, she just had a Japanese face so yaeh that's that. ^^
What does the chrysanthemum mean on Japanese rifle?
The chrysanthemum on Japanese weapons has always been an insignia for the EMPEROR OF JAPAN and represents the loyalty that Japanese feel to the Emperor.
