To what extent did the implementation of actions listed in the McCollum Memo provoke Japan into starting war with the US in 1941?
To what extent did the McCollum Memo provoke Japan into starting war with the US in 1941?
Were the Japanese actually forced into WWII by the West? Why did Japan surrender in WWII? What really forced Japan to surrender during WWII? Was it the two atom bombs or the Soviet Invasion of Manchuria? Did the USA commit a purported war crime by dropping atomic bombs on Japan 1945? What really caused Japan to surrender in WW2, the atomic bomb drop of Nagasaki or the Soviet invasion of Manchuria? After the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb on Japan why did Japan fight back? Did the United States instigate the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor? Why did Japan enter World War I? When did USA and Japan become allies, given that the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour and the USA nuked Japan? Did FDR provoke Japan to attack Pearl Harbor to have an excuse to enter WWII? Did FDR instigate the attack? What really made Japan a victim of the first ever atomic bomb attack in 1945? Why did Germany and Japan become allies during WWII? What do the Japanese people believe were the reasons for their nation’s bombing of Pearl Harbor during WW2? What happened to Japanese weapons after Japan’s surrender in WW2? What would have happened if Japan hadn't attacked the U.S. in World War II? Why did Germany fight with Japan in WW2? After the U.S. dropped a nuclear bomb on Japan why didn't Japan fight back? What would have happened if the Japanese had not attacked Pearl Harbor? Would the U.S. have still gotten into the war with Germany? Why hasn't Japan properly atoned for its atrocities in WWII? Why didn't the U.S. annex Japan after WW2? Did Japan really try to surrender before the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima? Why was India Japan's Axis during WWII? What would have happened if Japan didn't surrender during WW2? Prior to the attack on Pearl Harbor, what actions could the US have taken that would have dissuaded Japan from going to war against the US? How long after USA nuked Hiroshima and Nagasaki did Japan and USA become allies? Why did Soviet Union declare war on Japan after the atomic bombs had been dropped? Why did Japan in WWII invade so many Southeast Asian countries, instead of focusing solely on China? What would have happened if the US had decided to invade Japan with full military might, instead of dropping atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki? Would the Soviet Union have been overwhelmed if the Japanese had coordinated their attack with the Germans in WW2? USA nuked Japan in 1945 and can it be right?