Don't say Japan, even Germany.

In the final stage of the battle of Berlin, Hitler committed suicide and Goebbels served as prime minister.

Goebbels sent a general to negotiate, and the first thing the German general said was "Germany will not surrender unconditionally".

And zhukov said the first sentence is "Germany must declare unconditional surrender".

When the German general was bargaining, zhukov said, "General, if you were me, would you agree to your request? If you don't surrender, we will resolutely destroy you. "

At that time, the Soviet Union was only a few hundred meters away from the Chancellery, and Germany still refused to surrender unconditionally.

In fact, any government, as long as it wants some chips, will not surrender casually and let others say what they want.

1945 When Germany surrendered in April, Japan was still fighting fiercely with the US military in Okinawa.

The fighting between the two sides didn't end until June 2 1, and the Japanese army120,000 defenders were wiped out.

However, among the 550,000 Americans who participated in the war, there were also nearly 65,438+10,000 casualties.

It can be seen that Japan still has a certain fighting capacity at this time. Especially from now on, Japan has used a large number of suicide kamikaze attack teams, which has caused great trouble to the allies. The Japanese * * * dispatched 1900 suicide planes, sank dozens of allied ships, killed more than 5,000 American sailors, and lost 1465 kamikaze planes.

The battle of Okinawa lasted for two months, with only 65,438+10,000 defenders.

Japan still has three or four million troops, and millions of militiamen can be taken out if necessary.

Japan is basically mountainous except for the plains near Tokyo, which is easy to defend but difficult to attack. If Japan uses millions of self-defense at home, it may cause heavy casualties to the landing American troops and be forced to give up landing operations, so as to hold peace talks.

This is Japan's wishful thinking.

However, they didn't count that the United States had an atomic bomb.

However, it should be noted that Japan did not surrender immediately after eating the first atomic bomb, and expected the United States to have only one.

After the second atomic bomb was dropped, Japan was forced to surrender, otherwise the local big cities would become ruins.

Lao Liang will answer this question.

This is actually a typical gambler's mentality. They were all crazy before they lost all their chips. In their subconscious, maybe next time, there is the possibility of a comeback.

Speaking of this, it is estimated that many small partners have to ask: "Do they still think they can win?"

Win? Pull it down quickly, the muzzle is in the eye socket, Americans throw incendiary bombs with bombers every day, and no city in Japan is intact.

If nothing else, say the Tokyo bombing, except the home where the emperor lived, everything else was blown into ruins. As long as Americans want, they don't mind their emperor sleeping with bricks as pillows. I just thought he was still useful, but I didn't blow him up.

Even the blind can guess what the final result is in this case. The only difference is to lose well or lose badly.

So the Japanese are only thinking about one thing, conditional surrender and unconditional surrender.

Unconditional surrender, the Japanese must learn to shut up and listen to everyone's words. A melon seed with big ears has to bow its head 90 degrees and shout, "Hello!" .

Conditional surrender is what people say, can say no, and talk back without being beaten. Maybe they can still keep a little territory they expanded during World War II.

Of course, at the very least, we must ensure the safety of Japanese high-level officials who launched World War II. You know, Japanese high-level officials are more afraid of death than one.

Let's not talk about anything else. During World War II, these Japanese high-level, that is, the initiator, shouted "die" every day. For this reason, they also teach soldiers or junior officers something called "war training" in the army.

It is elegant to say "born as a prisoner, not humiliated". In fact, the meaning is very simple, that is, to commit suicide in the face of failure. If the ship sinks, you should not consider survival. If you sink with the boat, you are finished.

If nothing else, after the defeat of Nomenham, Japan personally encouraged those junior officers who had suffered heavy losses at the front line to commit suicide and said an apology.

What about themselves? How many high-level people committed suicide?

Looking back, how many people pretended to be crazy at the Tokyo trial? Why don't they have a caesarean section or something? At worst, they put a gun to their temples and shot them. Is this different from the war training they advocate for junior soldiers? They didn't do such a thing.

The funniest thing is that tojo hideki will have a laparotomy, for fear of pain. After all, the fat on this belly is too thick to die easily, so he chose to shoot.

It's a little embarrassing that you shot and missed, but it won't be like this if you put your mouth in your temple!

Well, he didn't die, he was cured, and then he was tried, so these people won't give up as long as they have a chance to live.

If you look back at the Germans, Hitler directly swallowed a gun and committed suicide. Goebbels himself came to destroy the whole house. Goering took a sip of poison and was not so stubborn.

The Japanese people fool their own soldiers and let them go ahead and wait for death, thinking about how to survive.

What the Japanese themselves didn't expect was that their unconditional surrender ushered in MacArthur, the father of the Japanese emperor, who was tall and liked to interact with reporters' cameras. Under the protection of MacArthur, many Japanese high-level officials escaped the trial and died quietly. Many people enjoy their children's old age peacefully, so that Japanese militarism is still poisoning Japanese politics.

As for those who were hanged, they just went through the motions and had to die!

But at first, the Japanese high-level officials didn't know how they would be treated after unconditional surrender, so they roared out 100 million pieces of jade.

Encourage their soldiers to play with jade every day, and also create a magical wind, flying planes and submarines, and being the commander of the missile navigation system, desperately fighting American warships.

Suicide submarines, in particular, surprised Americans at that time. The Japanese navigation system is so good that when you lift the lid, you look disgusted. What the hell? Grandma!

So at that time, the closer Americans were to Japan, the fiercer the fighting became, and Japanese high-level officials wanted to live by law!

Then you can see that the Germans have surrendered unconditionally and the Japanese are still insisting. That's the reason. When Americans planted the first mushroom for the Japanese, the Japanese were shocked, but they were lucky enough to think that Americans only had one mushroom, so they would be fine after shooting it down and could go on to die. After all, atomic bombs are not mass-produced things.

You know, before this, the whole Li Mei fire attack plan killed more people than the atomic bomb, and the Japanese could still hold on. This atomic bomb is it.

As a result, Americans are excited at first sight! Give him another one.

This time, the Japanese went to the other extreme. Americans don't have this, do they? They surrendered properly and unconditionally.

So why did the Japanese surrender before the atomic bomb?

It's actually quite simple. The bomber bombed him with a target. Non-target areas can be bypassed, but you can't blow them up. Tokyo bombed the Japanese emperor's home without harassment.

But the atomic bomb is different. This thing has no eyes. If you throw it into a city, it can blow down all the buildings, so they are scared.

This guy can blow you away in one breath, and it is also a matter of one breath to blow such a thick steel bar into a twist.

So the Japanese held out for another three months before surrendering.

In fact, if the Japanese don't surrender, he will insist on 100 million yuan. Even without the atomic bomb, he can't insist.

Because the United States plans to give the Japanese a plum fire attack every time it has time, Japan's grain simply won't last for half a year, that is, two or three months.

Think for yourself. What is the result? The same! To make matters worse. I want to know why. I haven't seen the result, and I still have some ...

Hey! I'm kind, man! Why so fickle?

On this question, first of all, the author seems unable to say that the questioner is wrong. 1945 Germany surrendered in May, and only Japan was the source of World War II. The navy was finished and large and medium-sized cities were blown to pieces. It seems logically correct to say that Japan will surrender at this time, and it really surrendered in August. However, asking questions like this actually masks the complexity of this process.

In fact, I highly recommend readers who are interested in the process of Japan's surrender to read a book, namely "Victory and Hirohito's Fiction" written by Japanese history professor Vawahou. Generally speaking, this book has a detailed record and analysis of the whole process of Japan's defeat and surrender from 65438 to 0944. This book has been translated into Chinese and published by Liaoning Education Press. Below, I transcribe several key events of Japan's surrender from this book and introduce them to you:

1.1In March, 945, American troops landed in Okinawa, Japan, and the leading faction of the military department was still full of confidence, thinking that they could beat back American troops and create conditions for ending the war by peaceful means. Hirohito is also convinced of this, saying that "it is possible for Lu Haijun to lure the enemy deep along the coast of Taiwan Province Province, hit Taiwan Province hard and then seek to end the war".

However, the Japanese army could not win the battle of Okinawa at all. The emperor was very angry and said, "In the future, the war situation will be worrying. Why didn't the troops attack? If the strength is insufficient, how about anti-landing? " This is entirely wishful thinking, that is, it is impossible to reverse the defeat, nor can it be said that the emperor is dreaming of Zhao, the country of Xiao Aesop, who had to resign as prime minister on April 5. The Emperor appointed Kantas Suzuki, whom he trusted personally, as Prime Minister, which was considered as the beginning of the Emperor's inclination to end the war.

3. After Germany surrendered in early May, at the secret meeting of the Supreme War Guidance Conference in May 14, it was decided to push forward the "final war" work. However, the differences between the parties are still very large. As a result, the high-level intention of "ending the war" has never been revealed to the outside world. On the contrary, in June, the Law on Emergency Measures in Time of War and the Operational Order of the National Volunteers were passed, demanding that all citizens (all men aged 65,438+05 to 60 and all women aged 65,438+07 to 40 were recruited) be mobilized to participate in the so-called "100 million jade".

In April and July, the Emperor summoned Prime Minister Suzuki and urged him to send a special envoy to the Soviet Union for negotiations as soon as possible. What are we talking about? I hope to rely on the Soviet Union (in fact, the Soviet Union has been heavily transferred to the Far East to attack the Japanese Kwantung Army in the northeast of China) to mediate, so that Britain, the United States and China can reach an armistice agreement with Japan and "maintain the Japanese imperialist country". 17 In July, the three giants of the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union held a meeting in Potsdam and issued a declaration on the 26th, urging Japan to surrender immediately, which dashed Japan's last hope of relying on the Soviet Union.

Then it was decided that Japan, after entering August, suffered two atomic bombs and was attacked by the Soviet Red Army, which really faced the crisis of national subjugation and extinction. Therefore, Hirohito made it clear that he would "fight to the end" anyway and accept the Potsdam Declaration. In his original words, I will endure what I can't stand, and I think world peace will be the best.

For "permanent peace", Japan finally surrendered, but this is just talking to itself. At present, the mainstream Japanese thought is still very grateful to Hirohito for his decision to "fight to the end". Few people clearly pointed out like Professor Vaval that Hirohito was not only guilty of directing the invasion of Asia for many years, but also his evasive and evasive attitude in the last year of the war made his hands stained with the blood of the Japanese people.

Japanese cities in ruins

In fact, Japan did not want to surrender in the end, but rather controlled the senior officers in the Japanese cabinet. He also tried to resist the imperial edict sent to the emperor, trying to launch a military coup to control the Japanese emperor and let Japan continue to resist. Only this time Japan surrendered, and the military coup launched by the army failed in the early stage, so the Japanese government later surrendered. Once the Japanese army launches a military coup and succeeds, Japan is well controlled, and Japan is likely to continue to resist. The consequences of Japanese resistance can be imagined.

From 1936, after the army launched the 226 mutiny, the members of the navy cabinet who advocated delaying the war against the United States and China were killed and the government's rights were seized from the navy. Therefore, the Japanese cabinet government has been controlled by the army since then. On the other hand, the Japanese army is ambitious. Not only advocated attacking the Soviet Union in the north and taking China in the south, but even China continued to take oil resources in Southeast Asia in the south. This is Japan's so-called Greater East Asia Red Circle, which is based on Japan's complete control of East Asia. But at that time, Japan did not have the strength to annex East Asia, and even China, which Japan considered the weakest, failed to win at the scheduled time.

However, the most important strategy of Japanese aggression against China is to dominate East Asia, so it began to operate from the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895, and entered the northeast of China from North Korea and got its hands on North China from the northeast of China. Since then, it has gone south to seize all China like the Qing Dynasty and the War of Liberation. In Japan's vision, if China is captured, China's inland transportation lines will be opened, Southeast Asia will continue to be captured, and the oil resources in Southeast Asia will be transported back to Japan by land. Therefore, Japan launched a full-scale war of aggression against China in 1937, but until the end of the eighth war in 1945, Japan did not fully achieve the purpose of opening up the mainland traffic lines.

After launching the war of aggression against China, Japan embarked on this road of no return, and all resources gave priority to serving the war. However, after two years of war, Japan did not achieve its predetermined strategic goals, but its domestic resources were almost exhausted. Therefore, Japan must continue to seize oil fields, rubber and other resources in Southeast Asia without taking China. In this case, Japan will have to go to war on two fronts. After more than three years of Pacific War, Lu Haijun lost all his money, so he shouted the slogan of "100 million pieces of jade" at the end of the war. 1945 Before Germany surrendered, Japan had no intention of surrendering. Although the international environment was extremely unfavorable to Japan after Germany surrendered, Japan did not think of surrender, but thought of the final war, which meant that the two sides ended the war equally, not unconditionally.

1945 In May, Germany surrendered in World War II, and the outcome of Japan's defeat was set, but Japan persisted for another three months. During these three months, Hiroshima and Hiroshima in Japan were hit by two atomic bombs for a long time, and the Soviet Union declared war on Japan. Japan couldn't hold on at all and had to surrender.

In fact, Japan also wants to end the war early. If Japan surrendered earlier, fewer people would die and the losses would be much less. Why should we make more unnecessary sacrifices? Mainly because Japan is unwilling to surrender unconditionally. On the one hand, they are still struggling, so that the enemy can retreat. On the other hand, it hopes to end the war with dignity through diplomatic efforts.

Japan really can't stand a long war. Japan lost 2 million soldiers in World War II, and nearly 8 million when it surrendered. Almost all adult men in Japan joined the army, and even minors aged 14 or 15 took part in the war, which has reached the limit for a country with a population of less than 100 million.

Japan's steel is also insufficient, even in the occupied areas began to look for knockers, nails and other steel, and the bombers produced actually used wood as the fuselage.

After 1942, Japan was bombed continuously, and its industrial capacity and important facilities were destroyed. Tokyo and other important cities were bombarded indiscriminately, which greatly weakened Japan's war potential.

In the Pacific battlefield, although the United States suffered heavy losses at the beginning of the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japan lost in the naval battle of midway, and the US military constantly used leapfrog tactics to seize strategic islands in the Pacific Ocean. After a series of naval battles in Guadalcanal and the Philippines, the Japanese navy and air force were basically eliminated, and the Japanese army was also put into the Pacific Ocean in batches and was eliminated in batches.

In fact, after the United States entered the war, it decided the fate of Japan's failure. 1945 Germany surrendered in May, and Japan was defeated, depending on the ugly degree of Japan's death.

Japan has been defeated, but it is still unwilling to accept the fate of unconditional surrender. It is still struggling, clamoring for 100 million pieces of jade, and even offering the abnormal means of suicide by kamikaze. Everyone knows that this is the last madness.

Japan's fierce resistance still caused great casualties to the US military. For example, in the famous battle of Iwo Jima, the casualties of American troops actually exceeded those of Japanese troops. In the battle of Iwo Jima, there were 28,000 American casualties and 23,000 Japanese casualties. The US military estimates that in order to capture Japan and completely defeat Japan, the US military still needs 65,438+0,000 casualties, which the US military cannot afford.

The United States is eager to end the war and reduce the losses of American troops. In order to further disintegrate Japan's will to resist, we have to use the latest killer weapon-nuclear weapons.

On August 6, Hiroshima, Japan dropped nuclear weapons, and Japan did not respond. On August 9, another one was dropped in Nagasaki. In a short time, two atomic bombs destroyed two cities, and hundreds of thousands of people were killed or injured in Japan. Japan had a complete mental breakdown and had to accept the fate of failure.

Among the four major allies in World War II, the Soviet Union and Japan signed a five-year Treaty of Neutrality between the Soviet Union and Japan in April 194 1. Japan is at war with China, the United States and Britain, and the Soviet Union is neutral.

Even on July 26th, 1945, after the end of the European War, China, the United States and Britain issued the Potsdam Proclamation, an ultimatum to Japan, but the Soviet Union did not participate. Although the United States hopes that the Soviet Union will declare war on Japan as soon as possible and end the East Asian war against Japan as soon as possible.

While resisting, Japan used Sweden, Switzerland and the Soviet Union as bridges to negotiate armistice terms with its allies. Japan hopes that the Soviet Union can coordinate a truce, at least not to attack Japan. At the same time, China's diplomats were in Moscow, hoping that the Soviet Union would declare war on Japan, including the United States, and that the Soviet Union would declare war on Japan within three months after the end of the European War.

Stalin secretly mobilized troops to the Far East on a large scale, but he never showed his cards. It was not until August 7 that the Soviet Union learned that the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Japan, thinking that it would not be able to share the fruits of victory without participating in the war. On August 8, I decided to declare war on Japan and give it a final blow!

The Soviet Union benefited a lot from the Six-Day War against Japan. In fact, Japan had already decided to surrender at that time, but finally on August 1945 and 15, the diehard Japanese emperor issued the so-called imperial edict of final war, which did not say unconditional surrender, but it was no longer important.

Because long-term militaristic education has produced a large number of militaristic diehards, who will not surrender easily. In fact, together with those military hardliners, they must know that Japan's defeat is set, but once it really surrenders unconditionally, they will definitely be liquidated first, so even if they know that the defeat is set, they will continue to stick to it.

Theoretically, when the United States entered the war, Japan was already half empty, but the situation in Japan was excellent at first, but by 1944, the Japanese navy was completely unable to compete with the US navy. At this time, it was only a matter of time before Japan was defeated, especially in May 1945, when Germany was defeated and surrendered and Hitler committed suicide, Japan had no chance to escape.

Before Germany was defeated and surrendered, the United States had invaded Japan and bombed Tokyo on a large scale in March 1945, causing at least 65,438+10,000 deaths in Japan. At that time, Japan was still stubborn, but Japanese high-level officials, including the emperor, actually began to explore the possibility of surrender, just because the military hardliners were too powerful to come so brazenly for a while.

As mentioned earlier, the Japanese military is directly responsible for this war. If they surrender unconditionally, their fate will certainly be the most tragic, so they will never agree to surrender unconditionally. In order to keep the war going, they even made 654.38 billion pieces of jade, kamikaze fighters and so on, just to fight back. Originally, they were expected to cause a large number of casualties to the United States, making the United States afraid to land in Japan.

However, after the atomic bomb was dropped, no matter how tough the military was, it dared not stick to its own ideas, because such weapons of mass destruction were enough to make Japan all perish, so Japan could only surrender unconditionally in the end.

Japan has long known that defeat is the only outcome, but Japan has always insisted on conditional surrender, while its allies insisted on unconditional surrender, so it took Japan several months to surrender.

To put it more bluntly, after Germany surrendered, the whole country of Japan knew that defeat was inevitable. But the Japanese are just insisting, because they want a conditional truce, that is, a truce between the two sides, while retaining certain interests. For example, if Japan wants to stay in the Northeast, it should at least keep the Korean Peninsula and Taiwan Province Province.

However, the allies said that Japan must surrender, and there was no so-called truce, and there was no conditional truce. It must surrender unconditionally and then accept the treatment of the allies.

Seeing that its allies are so tough, Japan shouted the slogan "100 million people are ruined", meaning to learn from Germany and fight low.

Seeing that this little Japan still wanted to fight back, the United States directly dropped two atomic bombs and directly bombed the Japanese. After all, they really have never seen such a big killer. When the Soviet Union saw that the United States had such a thing, it quickly declared war on Japan.

When Japan saw the arrival of the Soviet Union, it knew that the Northeast and the Korean Peninsula were going to be lost, so it had to resign itself to fate.

As usual, I will give my answer first: after Germany surrendered, Japan was the only fascist in the world, and even clamored for a local battle plan. Japan knows that this country is likely to be attacked and destroyed, but it does not want to surrender unconditionally like Germany. They prefer to make peace and then surrender conditionally. For this, they would rather pay a very heavy price. Only in the face of two powerful atomic bombs in the United States, they understood the gap between themselves and the United States, so they chose to surrender unconditionally. And it is Emperor Hirohito who controls all this.

It can be said rudely that the crisis faced by Japan at that time was very severe and it had lost its dominant position in the Pacific battlefield. The troops stationed in Southeast Asia were gradually eradicated by the US military, and the resources were blocked. The U.S. military is assembling troops to prepare for an attack on Japan. What is even more frightening is that the victorious German Soviet army has finally recovered. In order to gain greater benefits, they sent troops to the northeast of China, confronted the Japanese Manchurian soldiers directly and stared at the other side of the coast.

As a fascist country, once it surrenders, it will face severe sanctions, especially as the head of state. In the past, the Japanese emperor was sacred, which all Japanese people must admire and be loyal to, and they could sacrifice everything for the emperor (this concept is terrible).

The emperor knew this very well at that time. In order to exonerate the emperor, Japanese high-level officials tried their best to win the favor of the allies. After all, war is not a negotiation, and the allies want the whole of Japan to surrender.

So the way they came up with was to persist in the war of resistance, fight in Japan as much as possible, cause more trauma to the allies, and then enter the negotiating table. In fact, Japan thought it was possible at that time, and its confidence came from their retained strength.

Japan's self-confidence

1in the first half of 945, Japan made a terrible "local battle plan", constantly transferring troops from other battlefields to the mainland and North China, and constantly expanding its military strength, including an increase of 2 million troops in four months. In May, the total strength reached more than 7 million, most of which were in Japan. At the same time, it also claims to have a national hero fighting team composed of more than 28 million people, ready to support the front line.

There was a special fighting team in Japan in the later period called Kamikaze Death Squad. To put it bluntly, it is a team of people who are not afraid of death, carrying all kinds of planes, mines, airships, motorboats, human bombs and so on. , filled with explosives, rushed to the enemy. This team caused great trouble to the American army in the naval battle.

In order to win the last chance for Japan, they think that the last fortress is Tokyo, and only when Tokyo is breached will they surrender. Japan itself has built a large number of fortifications, plus all kinds of death squads, and Japan is an island country with a large area of mountains that can continue to fight. Japan itself is very good at island defense warfare.

At that time, Japan also had an army that scared the world very much: 73 1 Army. This notorious unit has developed a large number of poisonous gases and dangerous chemicals, which are also ready for the allied forces landing at any time.

In the face of powerful allies, Japanese high-level officials still have certain ideas. As long as the subjects unite and persist, then this nation will be reborn. Unfortunately, in the end, all the ideas were completely abandoned by the two atomic bombs of the US military. Let's talk about the power of these two atomic bombs.

Hiroshima is the seat of the Second General Army of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces. Like Nagasaki, it is also an important military town and an important weapon production base in Japan. The atomic bomb in Hiroshima killed more than 70 thousand people on the spot, and many people who were exposed to radiation gradually died in the next 20 years. Nagasaki's atomic bomb is more powerful. More than 60,000 people died that day, and more than 60% of the buildings were directly destroyed. These two attacks shocked the whole of Japan. When the atomic bomb was dropped for the first time, Japan thought that the Allies would not drop the second one. After all, this weapon is too lethal. If one is dropped directly into Tokyo, it will basically be destroyed directly. The United States ignored these and bombed Nagasaki with a second atomic bomb three days later.

Facing the shock and fear of the people and the shocking news of the atomic bomb explosion in the United States, the Japanese emperor made a difficult choice and chose to surrender unconditionally a week later, that is, on August 1945.

After Japan surrendered, the Japanese military and high-level officials tried their best to excuse the emperor. Of course, in the end, with MacArthur's persistent efforts, the Japanese emperor, as the chief culprit of the war, was not guilty.

MacArthur knew very well that if the emperor was forced to death, the Japanese resistance would rise again. There will be another wave of death squads, and the allies will accept a new round of casualties, so he also chooses to cooperate.

I always believe that Japan's persistence is mainly determined by the will of the emperor. As long as he does not surrender, then the Japanese military will choose to fight to the end. The reason why the military chose to continue fighting was to protect the emperor. This is also the reason why the emperor was not convicted after World War II.

what did you say ? /Excuse me? When Japan wants to surrender? This is your imagination!

Stubborn. These four words are the most appropriate description of the Japanese government in those days.

However, after the announcements in Potsdam's palaces and parks and Berlin, the evil Japanese government ignored the announcements and continued to be stubborn, with no intention of surrendering.

In order to force Japan to surrender,1At 8 o'clock on August 6, 945, the US military dropped a uranium bomb named "Little Boy" on Hiroshima City, causing 200,000 casualties and the whole urbanization was in ruins.

After the Hiroshima nuclear attack, the Japanese government still refused to agree to the Potsdam Proclamation, and the allies believed that further attacks should be carried out to destroy Japan's resistance.

So, three days later, on August 9, the US military dispatched bombers and dropped the atomic bomb codenamed "Fat Man" in Nagasaki, Japan. About 60% of buildings in Nagasaki were destroyed, with 86,000 casualties, accounting for about 37% of the city's total population.

/kloc-in August, 0/5, Japan announced its unconditional surrender and signed the surrender letter on September 2.

Therefore, there was an interval of more than 20 days from the Potsdam Proclamation on July 26th to Japan's unconditional surrender in August 15.

Then, after more than half a month, Japan officially signed the surrender.

Most Japanese soldiers want to fight a decisive battle at home. Because of the Tokyo bombing and two atomic bombs, the emperor wanted to surrender, and finally the decision was made by the emperor. However, after a period of struggle for the position of emperor, Lu Xiang 'an committed suicide. The longest day to watch Japanese movies.