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Why doesn't japan want to surrender?
Japan Did surrender to the USA, and President Harry Truman, after two atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, (and after Russia declared war on Japan). Japan did not want to surrender, because their samurai code said it was better to die instead of to surrender. It was after they were bombed with nuclear weapons (and after Russia attacked the Japanese forces in Manchuria), that Japan finally decided to surrender.
Why did Truman not want the Japanese to surrender with the Soviets help?
Because they attached conditions to their surrender and the Allied Forces wanted an unconditional surrender. In the end they compromised. Truman allowed Emperor Hirohito remain a figurehead Emperor since the Japanese worshiped him as a god.
Why did Japan not surrender before the bombing?
Japan didn't surrender before the bombing because they wanted to get more favorable terms of surrender. The emperor wanted to maintain control of the nation and they did not want an occupation force that would keep them from building another military. On the other hand, the rest of the world did not want Japan to build their military and attack again, so the rest of the world required unconditional surrender. The Allies had already suffered enough loss during the war and did not want to send a million soldiers to their death in an invasion of Japan, so since the Emperor refused to surrender, the Allies used nuclear weapons to force compliance. There really was no other choice to President Truman at the time. The Japanese did not surrender because they had too much honor. Their emperor would not accept defeat and their people would fight to the death. They were not afraid and even after the bombs were dropped they didn't surrender. The Japanese surrendered because of the Soviet's threat to attack them.
How were atomic bombs used in World war two?
Well, I assume you mean the NUCLEAR bomb, which was used to bomb Japan as they did not want to surrender...
It was right to drop the atomic bomb?
Unfortunately it was the only credible choice for the Allies in WWII. Japan did want to surrender (to surrender in Japan was to lose face). The battles for Iwo Jima and Okinawa were bloodbaths for both sides. An island invasion of Japan would have cost probably a million casualties for both the Allies and Japan. Dropping the two atom bombs was difficult but the only realistic choice for the Allies and Japan. Japan soon surrendered after Nagasaki was bombed.
Why did the us want to hit japan Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
Hiroshima was considered a vital military target. A threat was issued to Japan that no surrender means other cities will be bomb with this new weapon. After two blasts, Japan had enough.
Why did Roosevelt want to attack mainland Japan?
He didn't. That's why US opted to use the bombs to force a surrender & save lives on both sides in the long run. They were also warned & given an opportunity to surrender before they were used.
Use a sentence with the word surrender?
The soldier did not want to surrender to the enemy
Why did the US want to force japan to fight a two front war?
so they can end the war against the japan empire as soon as possible
What was keeping the japanese from surrendering in 1945?
Byrnes did not want to publicly offer Japan their main peace condition: retention of their emperor, whom the Japanese believed to be a god. He was worried about the administration's public popularity if Truman allowed Japan to keep their emperor in return for Japan's surrender.
What was President Harry S. Truman decided to drop the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War 2?
The purpose was to get Japan to surrender.
Who did the Germans want to surrender to?
They surrendered to Ally forces they most likely would not want to surrender to the Brits or the soviets so America
