America justified dropping the atomic bomb on Japan in August 1945 primarily by arguing that it would bring a swift end to World War II, potentially saving countless lives that would have been lost in a prolonged invasion of the Japanese mainland. U.S. leaders believed that the shock and devastation caused by the bomb would compel Japan to surrender unconditionally. Additionally, there was a desire to demonstrate military superiority, particularly to the Soviet Union, as the post-war geopolitical landscape began to take shape.
Not dropping it!
probably would have, but japan did NOT have the atomic bomb...........
japan
The dropping of the Atomic bomb on Nagasaki
The United States in Japan during WW2.
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Not dropping it!
Harry s. truman approved the dropping of an atomic bomb on japan.
That is a question of opinion. And my opinion is yes as I truly believe it saved around a million lives.
No.But Japanese People needed America to America to apologise But America Didnot to do
Most think he was not wrong about dropping the atomic bombs.
While some argued it was dropped only as a strategic measure against Japan, others say that the atomic bomb was dropped to intimidate the Soviet.
The atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in World War 2.
no
Those bombs ended the war which had been almost five years of fighting.
== == It was an effort to convince Japan to surrender during WWII
America wasn't.