martybegan
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Yep, this plus the Soviet invasion of Manchuria, actually spelled the end for the Japanese. Way more than the atomic bombs. Hand wringing panty-waste's like to imagine the "horror" of the bombs. Japan did not surrender because of the bombs.
The Bombs were the icing on the cake, and all the revisionist history in the world cannot change that.
Murdering innocent civilians is NEVER icing on the cake. It is a war crime of the highest order. To think such a thing, is appalling.
Had Japan won the war, Truman would have been hung for his crimes...and deservedly so.
Both sides were dropping bombs on each other's cities. In the end what is the difference between a one bomber raid and a 700 bomber raid that kill the same amount of people?
You have a hard on for Truman and FDR, we get it. But it doesn't justify making crap up.
Had Japan won the war there wouldn't have BEEN war crimes trials.