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What was victory ii in World War 2?

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Victory II, also known as V-J day, was the day the Japanese surrendered in WWII. V-E day was the day the war ended in Europe. V-J day came later because of Japan's stubbornness in combat. Often, the Japanese would rather commit suicide than by captured. Hope that helps!

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