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Japan in WW2

The Japanese were a member of the Axis forces and the primary belligerent in the Pacific Theater of war.

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Did Emperor Hirohito have any pets?

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Did Hirohito like singing

What does 'musha ring dum-a-do dum-a-da' mean?

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Probably it means nothing. Sometimes people put fun sounds into songs while they are improvising, and other than the fun sound, it has no deeper meaning. If it didn't come from a song and it is instead something like baby language, it certainly could have a meaning, but it is probably something more general like "I'm happy" or "I'm curious." ... which is could mean, symbolically, in a song too, I suppose.

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Just adding on here... Did you ever notice how the same words with a thick accent are phonetically different? Imagine this, and think about whether it makes sense:

"I first produced my pistol

then produced my rapier

I said 'stand and deliver,

or the Devil he may take ya!'

My shot (musha) rang- dum a doo dum a dah

Work (Whah-rrrrk) for my daddy-o

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I agree that it could be a brogue accent, Let's take it a little further;

"Musha rin um du rumda, Whack fall the daddy-o"

My Shot Rang, um du rumda (the noise that a black powder gun makes), Whack (the noise that a ball round makes when it hits you) Fall (what you do when shot) the daddy-o ( the guy you just robbed and shot)

Just my own take on it...

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I think you've got it! :) That makes sense!

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Muise (pronounced Musha) = Indeed! in the Irish language.

"mo mhuirnín," ( pronounced Mauvreen) means "my love"

"mo ghrá" means my darling.

Is atoms are about the size of a drop of water?

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No, atoms are much smaller than a drop of water. Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter and are incredibly small. They are typically on the scale of picometers, which is about one hundredth of a nanometer in size, while a drop of water is on the order of millimeters.

When was the tsar bomb detonated?

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The Tsar Bomba, the largest nuclear bomb ever detonated, was tested by the Soviet Union on October 30, 1961. It had a yield of approximately 50 megatons and was detonated above the Arctic Circle.

What were 2 turning points in world war ll for japan?

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One turning point for Japan in World War II was the Battle of Midway in June 1942. Japan suffered a major defeat and lost four aircraft carriers, which weakened their naval power in the Pacific. Another turning point was the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States in August 1945. These bombings led to Japan's surrender, bringing an end to the war in the Pacific.

Do bombs involve technology?

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Yes, bombs involve technology. They are typically constructed using various types of technology, such as explosive materials, triggering mechanisms, detonators, and timers. Advancements in technology have also led to the development of more sophisticated and destructive bombs, including those that can be remotely controlled or have specific targeting capabilities.

Who is general Hideki?

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General Hideki Tojo was a Japanese military officer and politician who served as the Prime Minister of Japan during World War II. He was a key figure in Japan's decision to go to war and was responsible for implementing aggressive expansionist policies in Asia. After Japan's surrender, Tojo was arrested, convicted of war crimes, and executed in 1948.

What part of China did Japan seize in 1931?

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In 1931, Japan seized the region of Manchuria in northeastern China. This act marked the beginning of the Second Sino-Japanese War and the expansion of Japanese aggression in East Asia.

What feelings emerged in the prisoners as a result of the bombs and why?

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The prisoners may have experienced a wide range of feelings in response to the bombs, including fear, anxiety, shock, and sorrow. The bombings would have created a sense of uncertainty and heightened danger for them, as they were already confined and vulnerable. Witnessing or hearing about the destruction and loss of life caused by the bombs would likely have intensified their negative emotions.

What were flying bombs known as?

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Flying bombs were known as V-1 rockets or doodlebugs. These were unmanned, pilotless aircraft developed by Germany during World War II. They were launched from ground-based ramps and targeted towards cities in England, causing significant damage and casualties.

When did Kaspiysk bombing happen?

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The Kaspiysk bombing occurred on May 9, 2002.

What was japan's objective after it encountered western powers?

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After encountering Western powers in the 19th century, Japan’s objective was to modernize and industrialize rapidly in order to avoid being colonized and to establish itself as a major world power. The Meiji Restoration launched a series of reforms, incorporating Western technologies, education systems, and legal systems. Japan also aimed to expand its influence in Asia through territorial acquisitions and imperialist policies.

What is the Japanese soldier known as?

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The traditional term for a Japanese soldier is "heiho" (兵法), which means "warrior" or "military man." In modern times, the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force uses the term "rikugun" (陸軍), meaning "army."

What is a battleline?

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A battleline refers to a line formed by military forces facing their opponents during a battle or conflict. It is the front line where combat takes place and where soldiers and units are positioned to engage in direct combat with the enemy. The battleline plays a crucial role in determining the outcome of a battle.

How to deal with the dropped calls problem?

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To deal with dropped calls problem:

  1. Purchase a signal booster or Wi-Fi calling device to improve network coverage and stability.
  2. Contact your service provider to check for any network issues or to reset your connection.
  3. Avoid areas with weak signal strength or areas that might interrupt the signal, such as elevators or underground locations.

What is the newest capital city in the world?

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The newest capital city in the world is Naypyidaw, the capital of Myanmar. It was officially designated as the capital in 2006, replacing Yangon.

How do you say Have a good day your friend?

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In English, you would say "Have a good day, my friend."

What event in 1948 pushed congress to approve the marshall plan?

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The Berlin Blockade in 1948 pushed Congress to approve the Marshall Plan. The Soviet Union had cut off all land access to West Berlin, threatening the economic and political stability of the city. In response, the United States sought to provide economic aid to Europe to prevent the spread of communism and ensure the recovery of war-ravaged countries.

Did the us go to far when using the atomic bomb against china?

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The US did not use the atomic bomb against China. The atomic bombs were dropped by the US on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan during World War II.

What is one factor that motivated Japan's imperialism before World War 2?

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Japan lacked many important Natural Resources, such as steel and oil. Rather than limited trade with other countries, Japan saw the chance to militarily seize countries that had resources they needed.

Who decides what is taught in Alberta schools?

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Apparently the Texas board of education (read indoctrination).

How do you say zero in Japanese?

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"zero", pronounced "zeh-row" (w/ Japanese accent on the "r")

What do you call secret love in Japanese?

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If by secret love you mean a person, you might try "kakushi" (concealed man). If you mean the love itself there is "mitsuu" (literally secret relations i.e. adultery) or if its secret to the other person maybe "okabore = unrequited, illicit love.) Sounds like you have some interesting homework.

What does ichido mean in Japanese?

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ichido means "once", so like if you want to say I have been there once, you would say : " Ichido itta koto ga aru."