Japan and the End of World War II
Once again MILLIONS of Japanese civilians were in danger of starving to death if we did not end the war quickly. most of their foodstuff and fuel coal came from overseas. We had destroyed their capacity to transport anything in. The Army confiscated what food there was for their use and the Army refused to surrender.
Once again MILLIONS of Japanese civilians were in danger of starving to death if we did not end the war quickly. most of their foodstuff and fuel coal came from overseas. We had destroyed their capacity to transport anything in. The Army confiscated what food there was for their use and the Army refused to surrender.