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Who said I'm tired of babying the Soviets?
Everytime one of their nuclear subs sank we had to help them recover lives, etc.; though they often politely declined our offer thru fear that we might see some of their military secrets...which was a fairly valid point.
WHAT WAS the soviets role in the war in Afghanistan?
the soviets role was that they wanted to conquer afgan and the U.S didn't want them to have that country so they shipped rifles and stingers to help fight the soviets
Who survived World War 2?
The allied forces (USA, UK, USSR) won world war two with the unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany and the Japanese empire.
Why was Hiroshima bombed?
Firstly to scare the Japanese into surrendering secondly and possibly firstly as well to see what would happen to a population that was affected by nuclear attack. and thirdly to scare the hell out of the whole world and with the help of the Russians get the biggest arms race going that history has ever seen. (A real little money spinner)
Why did the soviet union not want America to help rebuild Europe?
The Soviets believed that it belonged to them, so they would do what they wanted.
Did Truman have any contact with the Japanese after the first bomb was dropped?
Before the bombs, Japan was contacting the Russians for help. In the time President Truman did not had contact with them.
What is the Truman plan?
There was no such this as the Truman plan but there is two plans he instituted to help out Europe during the post WWII era. He instituted The Marshall plan that was made to help stabilize Europe's economy, and he also established the Truman Doctrine that stated that the US would support Greece and Turkey when the Soviets were trying to expand their power.
What were the terms of the surrender?
It would help if you stated WHICH surrender
Why Truman droop the atomic bomb?
In ww2 Truman droped the atomic bomb because the Japanese would not surrender.Even though they were running out of troops and supplies they were determined to fight to the dealth because of a thing called the Bushido practice used in Japan at the time. It meant that all Japanese soldiers were supposed to fight until they died. They were never to surrender because they thought if you did that it dishonored your family, and it was a privilage to go and die for the Emporer. So, with that stuck in their minds it took 2 atomic bombs one on Hiroshima killing 140,000 and the other on Nagasaki killing 80,000.But if Truman wouldn't of done it hundreds of thousands of Americans would of died, Truman had a meeting with his cabinet and said they would try the bomb because ir it worked it would help save lives the only otheroption would be to send a million men to try and take over the island of Japan and it would result in the heaviest casualties of the war.So, Truman did it to try and save the lives of his own people both military and civilian from the ruthless Japanese. There is also the belief it was a show of force towards the soviet union.
Who said I'm tired of babying the Soviets?
Everytime one of their nuclear subs sank we had to help them recover lives, etc.; though they often politely declined our offer thru fear that we might see some of their military secrets...which was a fairly valid point.
Which nation did President Truman help to create?
President Truman helped to create the nation of Israel.
WHAT WAS the soviets role in the war in Afghanistan?
the soviets role was that they wanted to conquer afgan and the U.S didn't want them to have that country so they shipped rifles and stingers to help fight the soviets
How did the truman doctrine help stabilize Europe?
no
Did the Soviets help the US against Japan in World War 2?
No
How did the attack at pearl harbor help the soviets?
It let to the US becoming totally involved in the war leading to materials and equipment from the US making its way to the Soviets.
What did the Truman docterine promise to do?
get Greece and turkey to help them out.
Did the Soviets use a scorched earth strategy to help defeat the Germans?
Yes
