Kantaro Suzuki

Mistakes in Japanese translations accelerated the dropping of atomic bombs by the United States, killing more than 600,000 Japanese
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01-19
Due to a slip of the tongue by a Japanese translator, the United States dropped two atomic bombs, killing and wounding 600,000 people
Japan_History atomic bomb History of the United States World war ii Potsdam Proclamation Kantaro Suzuki
01-16
After World War II, the Japanese army vowed not to surrender, and a slip of the tongue by the interpreter killed 600,000 Japanese
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01-13
After the end of World War II, the Japanese "genius" translator, a slip of the tongue, 600,000 Japanese buried in the fire
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01-08
He was the last prime minister of Japan in World War II and was exempted from prosecution after the war because of his decision to surrender
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01-05
The inside story of Japan's surrender in World War II, less than a week of infighting, the top level almost completely destroyed the army
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01-04
In a small mistranslation, two atomic bombs exploded in Japan, killing and injuring 200,000 people
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12-21