In addition, many U.S. citizens wanted Truman to drop the bomb as a form of vindication against the Japanese for their brutal treatment against all Allied soldiers and prisoners. ... The Japanese were known for the heinous and inhumane treatment of all Allied soldiers. ... For many who opposed the use of nuclear weaponry, they opposed it because of how inhumane it was. ...

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The doctors proved that the best treatment for frostbite was to immerge the limb in water a bit warmer than 100 degrees, but never more than 122 degrees. ... These experiments were performed to develop new vaccines or treatments for medical problems the Japanese army faced. ... (Blumenthal) For forty years after that surrender, Unit 731 was kept a secret as one of the most grotesque and inhumane war crimes. ...

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The December 7, 1941 sneak attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese was one of the great defining moments in history. In less than two hours after the attack began 2,403 Americans were killed and 1,178 military and civilian were wounded. The U.S.S. Arizona was completely destroyed and the U.S.S. Okl...

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The deportation programme did not usually discriminate between Poles and Jews the German treatment of Jewish prisoners highlighted the entrenched hatred of the nation. ... Terror seems to come at the end of change it concludes change within in a state it holds people in check with government policy and maintains a sense of order however it does this in a senseless, brutal way using it own political immunity it justify inhumane acts. ...

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