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The debates surrounding the defeat of Japan primarily focus on the use of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with arguments about whether the bombings were necessary to hasten Japan's surrender or if they constituted unnecessary civilian casualties. Additionally, some historians discuss the role of the Soviet Union's entry into the war against Japan and its potential impact on Japan's decision to surrender. Other considerations include the moral implications of the bombings and their long-term effects on U.S.-Japan relations. Overall, these discussions reflect broader themes of military ethics, historical interpretation, and the complexities of wartime decision-making.
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What are the four main seas that surround japan?
The four main seas that surround Japan are: Sea of Japan, Sea of Okhostsk, Pillipine sea.
What rivers surround Japan?
the sea of japan and red sea. And pacific ocean
What seas surround it Japan?
There are several seas and oceans that surround Japan. To the east is the North Pacific, to the west is the Sea of Japan while to the south are the Phillipine Sea and East China Sea
What bodies of water border of japan?
The bodies of water that surround Japan are The Sea of Japan, The East China Sea, The Phillipine Sea, and the Pacific Ocean
What countries are around to Japan but don't border?
The other countries that surround Japan are China and Korea.
How many years did it take the US to defeat the Empire of Japan?
It took them America 12 years to defeat Japan's Empire
Who is the maN WHo can defeat Ferdinand Marcos in debates?
No other than the Visayan "Rodolfo "Roding" Ganzon"
What bodies of water surround Korea?
The Sea of Japan. (At least on three sides)
What did the us do to japan after its defeat?
helped them rebuild
What five regions surround china proper?
Russia, Mongolia, Korea, Japan, and India
Japan's first defeat on land?
The Battle of Guadalcanal .
Who did Japan defeat in the mid 1890's?
Korea
