It makes sense to say that the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima to intimidate the Soviet Union, and was not a strict military measure to force Japan to surrender unconditionally. This is a fact, because of the condition Japan was in and the fear of Soviet intervention, combines to be a very convincing assertion.

Towards the end of WWII, Japan was already badly routed by American forces out in the Pacific (Doc B). Over half a million Japanese people were either dead or wounded, and about two million homes, in around 60 cities, were already destroyed due to the

regular H.E. (high Explosives) and incendiary bombs being discharged from the daily raids. Most of the Japanese industries were wiped out and Japan surely could not have sustained a war without supply of equipment, ammo, and food. Even in Docume

was the concept that a display of the power of the US would make the Russian and Russian influence in Europe more controllable (Doc F). Communism was indeed feared. In Document E, Winston Churchill, also favored not having the Russians intervene, for there aid in stamping out the depleted Japanese was no longer needed. And therefore

European problem would be faced with American merit and not by the Russians. The solution to ending the war quickly, to prevent an intervention by the Soviet Union?...The atomic bomb.

islands of the Pacific and that an American force of equal amount battled them. And others would argue the bomb was needed to save the lives of Americans. But, to release a device of untold proportions was not needed, because the Japanese were already arranging a conditional surrender, of which President Truman ignored, and certainly, the war would've

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