I remember back when Clinton was president, when he was busy rewriting history by appointing marxist pansies into all kinds of administrative jobs at places like the Smithsonian. One of their most inspired propaganda pieces as to why the Enola Gay crew were war criminals, was because of all the "innocent Japanese homemakers" that suffered because of the Bomb. I don't even know where to go with that one. There's not a shred of anything an acerbic wit can grasp with something that incredibly stupid.
Clinton's own White House staff adviser on all issues dealing with WWI & WWII, was Professor Paul Fussell, head of the English department at the University of Pennsylvania. He'd been awarded a Pulitzer and National Book Award for his sociological deconstruction of WWI; why it happened and what it did to Western culture, especially its affects on our language and literature. It was titled 'The Great War and Modern Memory'. He was an infantry lieutenant during WWII. He'd been badly wounded in the war and spent time in a German POW camp. Then he was sent to Okinawa to participate in the looming invasion of mainland Japan. There were 400,000 coffins stacked in great pyramids at the port city of Naha. Allied commanders figured that'd be less than half of what they'd need in the first 16 months of the invasion.
Fussell's books are wonderful, including the book his publisher cobbled together while Clinton's hate groups were busy denigrating The Enola Gay, and America's choice to use the Bomb. It's a collection of essays titled 'Thank God for the Atom Bomb'. It's an excellent historical read. I'd recommend it to the pansy left, but they have an aversion for empirical scholarship at least on a level with the Japanese people themselves. To this day Japanese schools teach their kids that Japan was an innocent victim of racism and imperialism. Not a word about the ten million people the Japanese murdered during WWII; not a word about biological bombing attacks against Chinese cities; not a word about the rape of Nanking. It should have had a subtitle to finish it up. 'Thank God for the Enola Gay' would have been a good one.