Protest against Atomic Bomb on August 10, 1945

Categories: Greater East Asian War (Pacific War) ,Tokyo Trials (International War Tribunals for the Far East) ,War Crime

Abstract

Abstract:
The Japanese government wired a protest letter to the U. S. government against the
atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima in the strongest language via neutral Switzerland on
to the August, 1945. The arguments presented in the protest were sound and booked no
opposition. The U. S. government had no choice but to ignore and after more than one
month States, Army and Navy meeting decided not to respond officially.