Why Did the US Bomb Japan, but Not Germany?

On August 6, 1945, 9:15 am Tokyo time, the large aircraft "Enola Gay" managed by Paul W. Tibus shot the atomic bomb "Little Boy" in Hiroshima, Japan. In a short time, half of the city completely disappeared on the map. At least 60,000 people died or were missing, about 100,000 people died, and 140,000 people were seriously injured. Due to bombs, more people are homeless. In the explosion, thousands of people died as early as thunder.

Whether to use the atomic bomb in Japan during the Second World War. Why do I need an atomic bomb explosion in Hiroshima and Nagasaki? There are many reasons. One of them is to reduce the possibility of Allied casualties if the war continues. Another reason is to prohibit the manufacture of nuclear weapons by pivotal forces like the Nazis · Germany. The third reason, or whether to use nuclear weapons against innocent people, deserves the media's opposition. The last reason is that the work done by Americans and Britons on the atomic bomb may be the evolution of modern weapons.

The use of atomic bombs in Japan is a very controversial issue. In other words, there are two aspects. One uses an atomic bomb and the other uses an atomic bomb. The ultimate reason for using the atomic bomb is to keep the lives of American soldiers invaded by the land. The Japanese army is very strong, and I am worried that many people will have more victims of Americans. However, I believe that many people should not use the atomic bomb. One of the reasons is that the atomic bomb dropped thousands of innocent Japanese. Many scientists also oppose the use of the atomic bomb. In particular, scientist Leo Szilard believes abandoning the atomic bomb will lead to nuclear weapons competition with Russia.

Is the use of nuclear bombs in Japan really racist? Do Truman use bombs for Germans? After all, since the war began, the United States has adopted the strategy of "leading Germany". Is the nuclear destruction of the US targeted only to Asians, not Europeans? Believe it or not, allies will escape from Germans after the flame explosion is repeated on the streets of German cities like Dresden. However, a more objectionable opposition was that the first nuclear test was conducted in July 1945 two months after the Nazi fell in May. There is evidence that Roosevelt's adviser considered considering using bombs for Germany, but when Truman took office, this was a practical point: the Nazis was defeated.