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A weak verbal substitute for the promised "second front".
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Controversial us british demand on Germany and japan that substituted for a second front?
U.S.-British demand for "unconditional surrender
US-owned pacific archipelago seized by japan in World War 2?
"unconditional surrender"
When did Germany surrender to the US in World War 2?
Germany signed an unconditional surrender on May 7/8, 1945. Japan would go on to surrender roughly 4 months later, ending the Second World War.
Who accepted surrender from the british?
For all practical purpose, the general in charge of all US military affairs, Ulysses S. Grant accepted the surrender of Robert E. Lee, the general in charge of the Army of Northern Virginia. The surrender took place at the Appomattox Court House in Virginia on April 9, 1865. It was an unconditional surrender. It took almost a month before all Southern forces learned of the surrender. Lee refused to back ideas by some Southerners to wage a guerrilla war. So none were attempted.
How were US presidents US Grant and Franklin D. Roosevelt connected?
Reportedly, Franklin D. Roosevelt issued a statement in 1943 that indicated that the Axis Powers would need to agree to an unconditional surrender if WW 2 was ever to end. This disturbed many politicians and military commanders. They believed that when FDR used those terms, it would only lead to the Axis Powers to fight longer and harder in order to avoid an unconditional surrender.Roosevelt reportedly stated that he made the statement after thinking about the "unconditional surrender" edict made by Union General in Chief US Grant.
Controversial us british demand on Germany and japan that substituted for a second front?
U.S.-British demand for "unconditional surrender
What Union general did General US Grant overrule on the unconditional surrender of Southern troops at Appomattox Court House.?
General US Grant did not always present his opponents with an "unconditional surrender". In the case at Appomattox Court House, Grant overruled General Custer's demand of an unconditional surrender. As an aside, President Lincoln had urged Grant to be lenient with Robert E. Lee.
General US Grant's nickname?
Unconditional Surrender.
The 'Treaty' for the American Civil War?
None. Unlike previous American wars, it was not settled by treaty. Although Lincoln did not demand it, and Davis forbade it, Lee surrendered the South to the North unconditionally. The myth that Lincoln demanded unconditional surrender has been used by subsequent US Presidents as a justification for their demands of unconditional surrender.
What would have stopped the bombing of Japan?
Them bombing us first.
What were the terms of the peace treaty with US and Japan?
In 1945, unconditional surrender meant no negotiated terms.
If the US had been more flexible about the demand for unconditional surrender by guaranteeing Japan would get to keep their Emperor would Japan have surrendered earlier?
Most likely yesI say No. The Japanese were a proud, military nation who viewed surrender as a dishonor. The Samauria in the 15th Century would commit suicide rather than surrender.
The Japanese formally signed their unconditional surrender on September 21945 aboard the us battleship?
USS Missouri.
US-owned pacific archipelago seized by japan in World War 2?
"unconditional surrender"
What was General US Grant's Nickname?
Unconditional Surrender Grant.The Hero of Appomattox.The Galena Tanner.The Butcher.General Grant.sources:Did_Ulysses_s._Grant_have_any_nicknames
What was president Grant's nick name when he was general in the civil war?
General US Grant was nicknamed "unconditional surrender" Grant
What happened in world war 2 when it had compromise?
There was no compromise in WW2. Unconditional surrender was the only terms accepted by the US/Allies.
