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Where did US drop the atomic bombs?
Hiroshima, Japan
Why did the Japan drop the atomic bombs on us?
Japan never dropped the atomic bomb on anyone. They did not have that technology.
Why did the US decide to drop two atomic bombs on china?
the US decide to drop two atomic bombs on Japan, not china
The US drop the atomic bombs on Japan is it right?
sure?
Which city in Japan did the US drop the atomic bomb?
Hiroshima
Where in Japan did the US drop two atomic bombs?
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Why did Japan drop atomic bombs on the US?
They did not, it was the other way round.
Why didn't the US drop the atomic bomb on Japan?
They did.You idiots
When did us drop atomic bomb on japan?
The US dropped the atomic bomb (the little boy) on japan, on the 6th of august in 1945.
When did us drop atomic bomb on nagasaki japan?
august 9 1945
Was it necessary for US to drop the atomic bomb?
On Japan at the end of WW2? Absolutely.
Who decided to drop an atomic bomb on japan?
The US President Harry Truman.
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