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3 pages in length. The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were wholly unjustified because of the number of innocent lives taken, the impact upon people who survived the bombings, as well as the economic hardship Japan experienced in the aftermath. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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as the economic hardship Japan experienced in the aftermath. Those who endured the ravages of war wrongly assumed Japan was not going to succumb quickly or easily without the
help of the atomic bomb. The Truman administration, along with the American troops, claimed they did not want to see innocent Japanese die any more than they wanted their
own people to become entrapped by the ravages of war, however, the action Truman ultimately took to forestall this inevitability was nothing but a show of sheer force (Loebs 11).
It is a tragic reality how the Japanese population suffered for the two nations as a whole based upon the unfounded belief that
dropping the bombs ultimately saved more people than it killed. In reality, it did nothing more than make war criminals out of a nation that placed itself far below
its own expectations of moral responsibility, a point writer Steven Benson illustrates with definitive accuracy: "In the name of God and country whom they, too, had sworn to serve, these
men carried out acts of wanton destruction against a people who were targeted for a special brand of hellfire because of Japans hideous inhumanities against our fighting forces" (Benson V1-V2).
Supporters for dropping the bomb have conveniently skewed the facts to make it look as though the United States was left with absolutely
no other alternative than to annihilate the vast numbers of innocent people in order to bring war to its end. As Boas duly notes to support this point, "President
Truman not only deliberately targeted innocent non-combatants - the elderly, women and children - he did so after Japan had begun waving the white flag" (Boas V1 & V3).
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