Relations between the US and Imperial Japan were icy in the years before the official start of WW 2 in 1939. The US and the rest of the "free world " were disturbed by the Japanese invasion of China in 1931. Of course after the 1941 surprise Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the two nations were at war with one another in the Pacific theater. Only after the effects of the atomic bomb drops in August of 1945 did the Emperor and his top commanders agree to an unconditional surrender.
It was quite good actually
Suzuki was opposed to war with the US.
The U.S. had a close relationship with Great Britain, and the war interfered with trade.
Britain and France (APEX)
Leading up to the war Hitlers expansion in Europe and Japans expansion in the far east were concerns for the United States. The actual reason we declared war on Japan and a few days later Germany was Japans attack on Pearl Harbor Hawaii on December 7, 1941. The attack killed over two thousand US military personnel and civilians.
After World War 2, the US had the strongest economy in the world.
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Japans attack on Pearl Harbor
Japans suprise attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Suzuki was opposed to war with the US.
France and us have a relationship and so do you
Japans attack on Pearl Harbor on Sunday,December 7th, 1941 at approximatley 7:50 am
Japan attacked the US fleet in Pearl Harbor with naval aircraft, sinking many ships and killing many people.
Uncomfortable at best, since they were at war.
They were friends, but not in World War 2
They were on a break.
They were allies