Hiroshima was a very peaceful city before the day of August 6, 1945, when the bomb dropped that day. The people were very happy and had a very good economy while living so close to some of the very important militaries from different places like Taiwan and Korea. But while everything seemed okay on the Japanese side indeed it wasn't. They were being pressured by almost every allied country to surrender or face mass destruction. But they didn’t listen and they were left in a city of ruin. So if I was to say anything to the Vice President Harry S, Truman I would say, “ Are you happy with what you have done? Does it bring you joy to know that you killed thousands of people?”
Hiroshima was a very peaceful city before the day of August 6, 1945, when the bomb dropped that day. The people of Japan had nothing to do with the recent aggression with the Bushido but yet they had an atomic weapon swallow them in light. The entire thing could have been prevented if they would have run the numbers about how many lives would be lost if they were to go for a ground assault. We could have saved the many women and children that died that day. We could have been better to the Japanese, rather than obliterating the city of Hiroshima. So I ask you why didn't we decide to be better than the animals we keep in cages? Why? …show more content…
This meant that the city was generally pretty wealthy in most spots but as In most cities Hiroshima has pretty poor in other places too. The city was basically like a second capital at the time because of all the military personnel that likes to stay there. The personal that liked to stay there generally came for other Japanese colonies like Korea and Taiwan. This made the city a prime target for the Americans to bomb but still it wasn’t necessary to use that kind of
Hiroshima was a very peaceful city before the day of August 6, 1945, when the bomb dropped that day. The people of Japan had nothing to do with the recent aggression with the Bushido but yet they had an atomic weapon swallow them in light. The entire thing could have been prevented if they would have run the numbers about how many lives would be lost if they were to go for a ground assault. We could have saved the many women and children that died that day. We could have been better to the Japanese, rather than obliterating the city of Hiroshima. So I ask you why didn't we decide to be better than the animals we keep in cages? Why? …show more content…
This meant that the city was generally pretty wealthy in most spots but as In most cities Hiroshima has pretty poor in other places too. The city was basically like a second capital at the time because of all the military personnel that likes to stay there. The personal that liked to stay there generally came for other Japanese colonies like Korea and Taiwan. This made the city a prime target for the Americans to bomb but still it wasn’t necessary to use that kind of