The Second World War was a catastrophe unleashed on all mankind by the fascist countries headed by Germany, Italy, and Japan, in which fascism fought on two fronts. Germany and Italy opened up the European front, while Japan was mainly in Asia, and their plan was to use the Soviet Union as a springboard to eventually attack the Americas. However, a Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor not only caught the United States off guard, but also made Hitler shout "pig teammates". At first, japan did rely on sneak attacks to catch the US military by surprise, but after the Us reaction, the Japanese army was completely in a situation of being hanged.
When Japan practiced militarism, in their hearts, there was no word "surrender", so even if the FRONTal battlefield could not win the US army, Japan never thought of bowing its head. At the end of World War II, Japan came up with a kamikaze task force to try to kill the US military in a suicide attack, and even proposed the "100 million jade fragments" plan, vowing to coexist and die with the US army. In order to completely defeat the crazy Japanese, the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japan, and finally the fascist country announced its surrender.
The atomic bomb dropped by the United States on Hiroshima resulted in the tragic deaths of at least 100,000 Japanese and hundreds of thousands of Hiroshima people suffering from illness due to nuclear radiation. It is precisely because of this that after the end of World War II, many "Madonnas" condemned the Us approach, saying that it was immoral to drop atomic bombs directly regardless of whether the Japanese people were dead or alive. So did the two atomic bombs dropped by the United States really wronged the Japanese?
The answer, of course, is no, but look at what the local schoolgirls did when the atomic bomb landed on Hiroshima, and you will understand: there are no unjust souls under the atomic bomb! A large part of the reason why Japanese soldiers were "invincible" on the battlefield during World War II was due to the support of their wives and old mothers behind their backs. Younger girls even spontaneously learned swordsmanship skills, always ready to go to war. Like their husbands, they were honored with their allegiance to the emperor.
Although they were women, these Japanese women did not have a weak side in their hearts, and they were completely brainwashed by militarism at that time, thinking of going to the battlefield. These women not only support their husbands to fight for the country, but even want to rush to the front. In addition to women, japanese children at that time also accepted the idea of militarism, after all, "education should start from the doll." If it weren't for the two atomic bombs of the United States, these children and women might have gone to war, and the damage to the whole world would be far more than that!