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How many American troops died in the nuclear bombings of japan?
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Which was more shocking to Japan's military and political leaders convincing them to surrender - the atomic bombings or the god emperor Hirohito's response to the the atomic bombings?
The nuclear bomb was more shocking to everyone in Japan.
What famous bombing incidents in Japan have led to a negative attitude towards nuclear power?
The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki that was done to stop the needless American deaths in a war that started with a sneak attack by Japan on the Hawaiian islands.
Where did the second atomic bomb dropped?
Nagasaki , Japan edit: If you consider test bombings, Hiroshima, Japan was actually the second place to be bombed after the Trinity nuclear test.
What was the most bombed country?
Japan , since the nation was subjected to extensive fire bombings as well as two nuclear bombs .
Why did America drop the second nuclear bomb?
This is a question that is clouded with mystery, released documents from Japanese officials show that Japan was willing to surrender after the USSR invaded japan in 1945 and that the bombings of Japan with Nuclear weapons did not convince the Japanese to surrender so they may have not been need to be dropped at all
Why was there nuclear warfare?
There has not been nuclear warfare. There have been two nuclear attacks. Nuclear warfare denotes the use of nuclear weapons by both or all opposing sides. The only use of nuclear weapons in warfare were the two bombings by the US of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and it was the intent of the US to bring WW2 with Japan to a quicker conclusion.
Which American pres used nuclear bomb on Japan?
Harry Truman
What year was the atomic bomb dropped on Japan the U.S.?
The atomic bombings of Japan took place in August of 1945. While there were numerous nuclear tests on U.S. soil, no atomic bomb was dropped on the U.S. Japan is the only country to have suffered such an attack.
What were the health effects of Japan after the nuclear bombing?
Many people in a 300 mile radius were affected by radiation poisoning and diverse cancers, which still cause problems today. Many people in Japan are being born with deformities because of the nuclear bombings' effects that took place in 1945.
What events eventually force japan to surrender?
The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, finally caused Japan to surrender.
How did America act toward japan after World War 2?
From what i know, the united states still had a grudge against the Japanese people, but as evidence with the nuclear bombings they got payback..
How many us troops in Japan?
There are currently about 48,000 US troops in Japan
