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Lesly Newman

1 June, 15:33

What was the significance of the use of atomic bombs against japan? they prevented the soviets from entering the war in asia. they shocked germany into surrendering before facing the same fate. they killed the japanese emperor and paved the way for surrender. they allowed the americans to avoid an amphibious invasion of japan. they rendered the entire island of honshu uninhabitable for twenty-three years?

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