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These interpretations are not necessarily wrong ;they are just too limited.They tend to ignore or underestimate Japan's remaining power of resistance,especially the terrifying kamikazes.
Nearly every individual who participated in the decision to use the bomb had his own motive.Some were concerned with the kamikazes,others wanted to punish the Japanese for Pearl Harbor,while there were those who said that the actual use of the bomb was the only way to justify to Congress and the people the expenditure of $2 billion to produce it.Life came cheap in the world of 1945.The Anglo-Americans at Dresden had slaughtered tens of thousands of women and children in air raids that had no discernible military purpose.To kill a few more"Japs" seemed natural enough,and the racial factor in the decision cannot be ignored.The British military writer B.H.Liddell hart later charged that the United States woulf never have used the bomb against the white people in Berlin.
These interpretations are not necessarily wrong ;they are just too limited.They tend to ignore or underestimate Japan's remaining power of resistance,especially the terrifying kamikazes.
Nearly every individual who participated in the decision to use the bomb had his own motive.Some were concerned with the kamikazes,others wanted to punish the Japanese for Pearl Harbor,while there were those who said that the actual use of the bomb was the only way to justify to Congress and the people the expenditure of $2 billion to produce it.Life came cheap in the world of 1945.The Anglo-Americans at Dresden had slaughtered tens of thousands of women and children in air raids that had no discernible military purpose.To kill a few more"Japs" seemed natural enough,and the racial factor in the decision cannot be ignored.The British military writer B.H.Liddell hart later charged that the United States woulf never have used the bomb against the white people in Berlin.
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