On September 2, 1945, Japan delivered its unconditional surrender in WWII. Twelve million American troops went home as civilians, to work and raise families--ushering the U.S. into a new age of ...

For 2,000 years Japan had never been defeated ... that Ketsu-Go could deliver something to them better than unconditional surrender." Although the Japanese emperor, Hirohito, had approved Ketsu ...

For 2,000 years Japan had never been defeated ... that Ketsu-Go could deliver something to them better than unconditional surrender." Although the Japanese emperor, Hirohito, had approved Ketsu ...

The elimination of German, Japanese and Italian war power means the unconditional surrender by Germany, Italy and Japan.” Roosevelt referred to an earlier American experience of unconditional ...

With more than 405,000 American casualties and Japan rejecting unconditional surrender, the United States begins testing the atomic bomb in New Mexico. This is some of the only footage recorded of ...

U.S. air raids continued against Japan until the day of its surrender in the Pacific War because Tokyo was reluctant to accept the Potsdam Declaration over the emperor’s status, according to ...

TASS/. A nationwide commemoration of the 78th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War II will be held at the Nippon Budokan Hall in Tokyo. Emperor Naruhito of Japan and Prime Minister Fumio ...