ThirdTerm
Severely Conservative
When the first two bombs were dropped, there were two days between them. The Japanese were warned to surrender and then the first bomb was dropped. They were warned again, and the second was dropped. They were warned again that this would keep up until they surrendered and they surrendered. Later, they were angered to learn that there were no more bombs yet ready. They said they would have kept fighting if they knew they had a few more months before the third.
The use of the new powerful weapon influenced the emperor's decision to surrender to avoid the nation's demise. The Japanese government has not officially complained about Hiroshima because the Army targeted civilians in mainland China to break Chinese morale, too. The atomic bombs had the same effect on the Japanese who finally gave up on the fight. Scare tactics really worked during the war.
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