In August of 1945, the British Allies accepted the surrender of Japanese troops in southern Vietnam. Lord Mountbatten, who was the Supreme Allied Commander of the Southeast Asia Command accepted the surrender, and later the French reasserted control of Saigon.
The surrender of Japanese troops at the end of World War II was officially accepted by the United States. The formal surrender took place on September 2, 1945, aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, where Japanese officials signed the instrument of surrender in the presence of Allied representatives, including General Douglas MacArthur. This event marked the official end of hostilities in the Pacific theater of the war.
USSR
Soviet Union
The Japanese were reluctant to surrender because of their culture which is basically a warrior culture.
General McArthur and several Admirals in the Navy accepted the surrender of Japan and they signed the surrender documents with the Japanese officials on one of the US naval ships.
In August of 1945, the British Allies accepted the surrender of Japanese troops in southern Vietnam. Lord Mountbatten, who was the Supreme Allied Commander of the Southeast Asia Command accepted the surrender, and later the French reasserted control of Saigon.
North of the 38th, the Soviet Union accepted the surrender of Japanese forces, leading to the creation of a Communist North Korea.
General Douglas MacArthur
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The Japanese surrender was signed on the USS Missouri.
Soviet Union
to say no surrender in Japanese is の降伏 read like no goubuku
grant
Grant
General U.S. Grant accepted the surrender of the south at appomattox courthouse.
Japanese word for surender