World War II was undoubtedly a period where many countries showed the cruel, ruthless horrors their inhabitants were capable of accomplishing, the Holocaust and Pearl Harbor being two memorable examples set by Germany and Japan. Many Americans, when asked about the worst incidents of World War II, are typically reminded of the Holocaust and Pearl Harbor, which are both undeniably grisly World War II events, but sadly, events like the atomic bombing of Hiroshima are generally overlooked. However, Hiroshima resulted in a far greater death toll than Pearl Harbor and has even been considered the American equivalent to the Holocaust, so why would it be overlooked? During and near the end of World War II, the Japanese were viewed by Americans as
