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How many days after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima was a treaty signed?
8 days.
Why is bombing good for antarctica?
Antarctica is a war-free zone, according to the Antarctic treaty.
What was the treaty signed before ww1?
bob
Did the us win the treaty of ghent?
The Treaty of Ghent was a peace treaty between England and Britain after the War of 1812. The US did not "win" the treaty because the treaty basically stated that everything would go back to the way it was before the war.
When they dropped th bomb on Hiroshima did Hiroshima have a defense or a base on it or did the United States violate the treaty that was signed?
i have not found out if there is a base on Hiroshima. i think the united states broke the treaty and bombed a town that had no defense and no military base. The Allies began bombing the cities of Germany and Japan in order to bring the war to an end. The cities were centers of manufacture of supplies and equipment used in the war. Japan industry was based on small family companies that produced limited items for the war effort. These small facilities were intermingled among the civilian homes that resulted in a high loss of civilian life. I don't know of a treaty that was broke. The rules of warfare was set forth by the Geneva Convention---maybe that is what you refer to. we signed a treaty saying that we would not bomb any civilian area that did not have a base around that area and or a defensive perimeter. There was a recent book published on Hiroshima(in last 15 years) that relates how some Americans Prisoners of War were killed by the bombing---as I recall. If they were held there, then there must have been an army base of some type. k thanks that was a big help to my project thanks allot if u have more information please feel free to write more In his radio speech to the nation on August 9, President Truman called Hiroshima "a military base." Check out the Link provided. During the Sino-Japanese War that lasted from 1894 to 1895, the Imperial Headquarters was moved to Hiroshima. Army facilities and an important military center were also placed in Hiroshima. Ninoshima is a small island, just off the coast of Hiroshima City. Ninoshima was a part of Niho-mura, Aki-gun. Niho-mura became a part of the city of Hiroshima in April 1929. At the start of the Sino-Japanese War, an army quarantine station was built on Ninoshima to serve as the first stop for soldiers returning from the front. Immediately after the atomic bombing, this quarantine station became an emergency field hospital. In 20 days it received about 10,000 injured victims arriving from Hiroshima. Thousands upon thousands died on that island. Since the war, bodies have been found and exhumed on several occasions. Q: well now what about Nagasaki did that have a base 2 cause that was a secondary target so what about that and they were going to surrender anyways so why did we drop a bomb and waist material when they were going to do it any ways that is a waist of the money that people were using to buy war bonds why would they waist that much yes i understand that it ended that war fast but they were going to surrender cause this was the time that Russia was entering. that is what i don't understand that war cost a lot of money to the people and wifes that were not on the front for people that were poor got little out of it. well Russia joined and then japan started to surrender because they new that Russia has the most man power and could rule and country so japan was going to surrender any ways so why did we drop the bomb on japan. Answer: The US gave Japan a chance to surrender after the first bomb was dropped. They refused, so Nagasaki was bombed. I believe there are other Questions on this site that discusses the reasons for the use of the atomic bombs. but when Russia joined the fight they were already going to surrender so there was no point.
When they dropped the bomb on Hiroshima did Hiroshima have a defense or a base on it or did we violate the treaty that was signed?
The treatie was not in effect at the time of the bombings.
How many days after the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima was a treaty signed?
8 days.
Why is bombing good for antarctica?
Antarctica is a war-free zone, according to the Antarctic treaty.
How did World War 2 startad?
Americans got in it after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Germany broke a treaty
How did the process of the treaty of Waitangi begin?
hi there reader the process of the treaty all started with an idea from captin cook
How do You make a peace treaty of the US the Vietnam war?
We would call a "bombing halt" (temporarily suspend aerial bombing over NORTH Vietnam), as a gesture of good will. Hopefully, the north would come to the peace table to negotiate. If not, the aerial bombing would resume. And it did.
Did north Vietnam invade south Vietnam before or after the treaty?
After the treaty.
Which Treaty did the Americans violate by throwing the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
There were no treaty banning atomic bombs back them so basically the US did not violate any treaty. The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons was signed on 1 July 1968. The atomic bombs used agasint mankind were dropped on August 6 and 9, 1945.
What was the event that ended word war 2?
Nukeing Hiroshima and Nogasake V-J day Japanese armistice treaty 1951 V-E day German armistice treaty 1990 (long time after fighting ended)
Can the president write treaties with other countries but the senate must approve of them before they are legal?
Just about anyone can suggest the terms and process of a treaty, even the president. However, no treaty becomes law unless the United States Senate approves.
What was the treaty signed before ww1?
bob
What is the role the Senate plays in the treaty process?
The Senate plays a crucial role in the treaty process as outlined in the U.S. Constitution. After a treaty is negotiated and signed by the President, it must be submitted to the Senate for approval. The Senate must ratify the treaty with a two-thirds majority vote, allowing it to become legally binding. This process ensures that treaties have broad support and reflects the interests of both the executive and legislative branches.
