How Did Hideki Tojo Lose Ww2

Hideki Tojo was a tremendously stubborn Japanese leader that refused to accept our terms, in surrendering, to create peace in the global community. Instead the Japanese would not surrender, so the US proposed an idea that if the Japanese do not surrender the US will bomb them. Tojo learned his lesson when he was bombed by the US. He was a man looking to take over the world and not let anything get in his way. This selfish behavior led to major problems in his country's future like a huge economic downfall and losing World War 2. The losing of World War 2 led to the proposal of The Potsdam declaration, which stated many terms including: anyone who had authority during this time were executed, and any land conquered by the Japanese goes back to the allies. One other part of the Potsdam …show more content…
This is where we knew this would end the war right away, and we felt terrible knowing that many civilians would die, but this was the only way we can stop there strong army. Shortly before we dropped two atomic bombs on Japan, we poured in tons of leaflets on the Japanese cities of Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and many other potential targets. We dropped over 5 million leaflets warning civilians of the soon to come attack. We knew we had to warn the civilians to get out of their cities or else we would be considered as a terrible inhumane country that has no respect for other people. Are goal was to destroy their ability for Japan to create war or else we would have to come in with strong force from air and sea that was projected to have many more casualties. It was either a lot of people die or a ton of people die and we did not want to wipe out so many more people, so the bomb was the only way to go. This is why the United States of America was right to drop two atomic bombs on the horrendous japan to end the war and protect many, many people that would be victims of conflict