Most of them and as a matter of fact, most people in the world also agree.
Yes, when the Americans bombed Nagasaki and Hiroshima the Japanese emperor surrendered due to the many lives lost.
about 140,000 people.
In 1931 many Americans were outraged when Japan invaded Manchuria.
The bombing of Japan at the end of WWII killed MANY PEOPLE because of the nuclear radiation
297.000 directly 65.000 after the bombing
about 1000 people saved
MANY INNOCENT CIVILIANS HAD TO DIE,MANY MORE DIED SLOWLY FROM RADIATION. THERE WERE MANY BIRTH DEFECTS.
Answer The first bombing mission over Japan was lead by Col. Jimmy Doolittle. There were several bombers involved in this mission and many pilots and crewmembers.
The air attack on North Vietnam began on 2 March 1965 and was sustained until 1 November 1968 as Operation Rolling Thunder by the 7th US Air Force, the Republic of Vietnam Air Force, the US Navy and the CIA's Air America.
At the time probably since it was necessary demonstrated the new weapon and saved many lives, but US also had no idea there would be so many deaths after the fact because of the radiation. With that knowledge back then maybe the answer would have been no. Nagasaki is debatable because given more time to investigate (and find out was really only one bomb) Japan probably would have surrendered without another bombing.
That's a question that's impossible to answer, because, by definition, you could not run the scenario in which the atom bombs were not dropped. The American military authourities considered a possible million-death scenario to defeat Japan if the bombs wwere not to be dropped.