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It was president Franklin D. Roosevelt who order the development of the atomic bomb. It was Harry S. Truman who order its use on Japan during World War II.
President Truman gave the order to drop an atomic bomb on Japan during World War II. He was the first and only U.S. President to order the use of an atomic bomb as a military weapon.
The loyalty boards were originally created and initiated by President Truman.
President Sergio Osmena had the problems of public order, lack of community cooperation, regaining the people's trust in government to deal with during his presidency.
Throughout most of WW2 , Franklin D. Roosevelt was the president. However, he died in the final year before WW2 ended, and Truman became president. Truman is the one who issued the atomic bombs order on Japan, which eventually ended the war.
The first nuclear bombs were developed in the United States of America during the Second World War in 1939 under the order of President Franklin Roosevelt.
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It was president Franklin D. Roosevelt who order the development of the atomic bomb. It was Harry S. Truman who order its use on Japan during World War II.
President Truman gave the order to drop an atomic bomb on Japan during World War II. He was the first and only U.S. President to order the use of an atomic bomb as a military weapon.
No, President Lincoln did not order the burning of any city during the Civil War. During this time, there were dozens of cities that were burnt to the ground.
Do you mean world-wide? That's a tall order. Bush was president of the US in 1993 and will be until January of 2009.
The president is first in line to succeed the President.
The first president that did not need to shout while making his speeches in order for his audience to hear him was Warren G. Harding. See: http://searcharchives.vancouver.ca/united-states-president-warren-g-harding-speaking-into-microphones-during-speech-at-stanley-park
In order: The Vice-President, and the Speaker of the House.
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President Truman signed an order that desegregated the military.
In order : President George Bush, President Clinton, and then President George W. Bush (President George Bush's son).