 65 years after bombing, U.S. to make first appearance at Hiroshima memorial Government welcomes representative, but some who see the bombing as unjustified want the United States to apologizeCommentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Did Japan ever apologize to the US for the sneak attack on Pearl Harbour?
I think they made a statement along the lines of, "...not playing by the rules of war by declaring war before starting attack."
Seems the typists at the Japanese embassy in the US were not very fast at that time.
One of the reasons, I think, that Japan has never apologized is that Hawaii was not a state at the time, that the US were just occupying the territory.
Nope.
I think they made a statement along the lines of, "...not playing by the rules of war by declaring war before starting attack."
Seems the typists at the Japanese embassy in the US were not very fast at that time.
One of the reasons, I think, that Japan has never apologized is that Hawaii was not a state at the time, that the US were just occupying the territory.
My point was, while many Japanese may see the Hiroshima bombing as unjustifiable, many Americans may also see the Japanese sneak attack on the US as unjustifiable as well.
Can't forget who started the mess in the first place.
Just trying to answer the question.
Although the Hiroshima bombing may have been "drastic", I believe it saved a lot of lives in the long run, both Japanese and American.
Didnt you hear the revision ?
The U.S. started the War in the Pacific...........
according to way too many people
...In 1993, a joint Apology Resolution regarding the overthrow was passed by Congress and signed by President Clinton, apologizing for the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It is the first time in American history that the United States government has apologized for overthrowing the government of a sovereign nation.
Did Japan ever apologize to the US for the sneak attack on Pearl Harbour?
Equating an attack on a military base (even if it happened before the Japanese officially declared war) with the destruction of a city and tens of thousands of civilians is ridiculous.
Equating an attack on a military base (even if it happened before the Japanese officially declared war) with the destruction of a city and tens of thousands of civilians is ridiculous.
Yeah, there was a warning given in one of those cases. Not similar at all.
Adn what's the first thing Japan does when it gets its military back? That's right, join the Iraq invasion--another slaughter. They haven't leanred a thing.
I wonder if it will be a USAF B29?
Man I would pay money to see that.
Did Japan ever apologize to the US for the sneak attack on Pearl Harbour?
Equating an attack on a military base (even if it happened before the Japanese officially declared war) with the destruction of a city and tens of thousands of civilians is ridiculous.
In WWII, cities often were legitimate military targets. Hiroshima included.
Did Japan ever apologize to the US for the sneak attack on Pearl Harbour?
Equating an attack on a military base (even if it happened before the Japanese officially declared war) with the destruction of a city and tens of thousands of civilians is ridiculous.
Oh, you mean like the Japanese did in cities all over Korea, Mongolia, China, and etc?
They never apologized for the rape of Nanking and they go so far as to now deny that Japan ever even had troops in China.