This book, first published in 1967, examines the circumstances that led to the dropping of two atomic bombs on Japan. It traces the discussions between the politicians and their technical advisers, the part played by personal relationships, and the attempt by some scientists to stop the bomb being used without warning.
This book, first published in 1967, examines the circumstances that led to the dropping of two atomic bombs on Japan. It traces the discussions between the politicians and their technical advisers, the part played by personal relationships, and the attempt by some scientists to stop the bomb being used without warning.
1. A New President 2. Briefing the President 3. The Interim Committee is Created 4. The Problem of Defeating Japan 5. The Interim Committee Votes Unanimously 6. The Question of a Demonstration 7. Defining Unconditional Surrender 8. A Warning Proclamation Is Drafted 9. Japan Seeks Terms 10. Controversy Among the Scientists 11. The Status of the Emperor 12. Zero Hour at Trinity 13. Decisions at Potsdam 14. The Decision to Drop the Bomb 15. The Bomb is Dropped 16. Japan Receives a Double Blow 17. Japan Decides to Surrender 18. Violent Aftermath in Tokyo
1. A New President 2. Briefing the President 3. The Interim Committee is Created 4. The Problem of Defeating Japan 5. The Interim Committee Votes Unanimously 6. The Question of a Demonstration 7. Defining Unconditional Surrender 8. A Warning Proclamation Is Drafted 9. Japan Seeks Terms 10. Controversy Among the Scientists 11. The Status of the Emperor 12. Zero Hour at Trinity 13. Decisions at Potsdam 14. The Decision to Drop the Bomb 15. The Bomb is Dropped 16. Japan Receives a Double Blow 17. Japan Decides to Surrender 18. Violent Aftermath in Tokyo
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