He and himself only.
President Truman.
Shortly after President Roosevelt (FDR) passed away, Truman came into office and made this decision.
Roosevelt made the decision to make the atomic bomb on October 9, 1941.As the Manhattan Project progressed Roosevelt followed developments with the assumption that the atomic bombs would be used "as made ready".Roosevelt died and when Truman is briefed on the atomic bomb he decides to change nothing.After the first two bombs are dropped on Japan and they indicate they will surrender, Truman makes the only decisionentirely his own about the atomic bomb during WW2 and orders the bombing stopped.
Franklin D. Roosevelt was the president at the beginning of and throughout the majority of WWII. Harry S. Truman was Roosevelt's vice-president. Truman succeeded him as the 33rd president upon Roosevelt's death on April 12, 1945. It was Truman's decision to use atomic weaponry on Hiroshima and Nagasaki that lead to the end of WWII.
Neither president Roosevelt ordered atomic bombs dropped on anyplace.Teddy Roosevelt died in January 1919 and never heard anything about nuclear weapons.Franklin Roosevelt died in April 1945, he was replaced by Harry Truman who authorized the use of the atomic bombs but did not select the targets they would be use on (he left that decision up to the Army).
Franklin Roosevelt- but he died before the atomic bomb was used. Harry Truman was the next president, and ordered the use of the atomic bomb.
President Harry Truman
write a letter warning him about an atomic bomb
President Harry S. Truman made the decision to use the atomic bomb on Japan to end WW II
The American President, Harry Truman, made the decision to drop atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
No. He died prior to the testing of the atomic bomb. Harry S Truman was President.
Truman