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It's all said upstairs, I'll add. The last was the nuclear bombardment of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. August 6-9, 1945.

Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor marked the outbreak of the Pacific War. On December 8, 1941, the United States and Great Britain declared war on Japan. American radio repeatedly broadcasts:

Pearl Harbor was attacked! Roosevelt** exclaimed: "This day of great shame must be remembered!"

Then, more than 20 countries, including Australia and the Netherlands, also declared war on Japan. China's Kuomintang** also declared war on Japan on December 9, more than four years after the Sino-Japanese War. On December 21, Germany and Italy declared war on the United States.

The Second World War was even more widespread.

If there was no sneak attack, the United States might not have entered the war, but Japan's sneak attack on Pearl Harbor was indeed compelled to do so.

On July 24, 1941, Roosevelt** demanded that Japan withdraw its troops from Indochina and China, and then on the 26th, he ordered a ban on the export of a number of strategic resources to Japan (among which oil and steel were the most important for Japan), and froze Japanese assets in the United States. The export embargo dealt a major blow to Japan, which had long relied on U.S. oil (partly due to new domestic oil consumption restrictions and a lack of domestic resources). After Japan tried to settle the problem through diplomatic negotiations, but ran into a wall one after another, Germany attacked the Soviet Union, and had no worries about advancing southward, the base camp decided to consider the possibility of war with Britain, the United States and the Netherlands.

It can be said that the United States swallowed the bitter fruit of its own planting, and although it won in the end, it paid a huge price.

Yes, but not so soon, World War II may be postponed, the United States has always been a military power, he will not watch Japan and Germany wreak havoc in the world, because the growth of these two countries will sooner or later affect the interests of the United States, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor only to let the United States enter the war in advance.

Personally, I think that even if he does not attack Pearl Harbor, the United States will, the United States is very smart, he should understand that when the whole world is fighting against fascism, if he wants to do nothing about himself, it is absolutely impossible, he will just sit back and wait for death, his lips and teeth will die, when the fascists are ravaging in the world, it will definitely involve the damage to the interests of the United States, even if Pearl Harbor is not attacked, other places will be bombed instead of Pearl Harbor, and although the United States is strong, if he does not participate in the war, it will also be condemned by the international community!!

That's for sure.

Because in order to preserve its material **, Japan will inevitably launch a war in Southeast Asia, and it will inevitably conflict with the United States at that time. Japan launched the Pearl Harbor attack in order to eliminate the strength of the US military in the future.

It was a foregone conclusion that the United States would enter the war, and it was precisely because Japan recognized this at that time that it gave up its long-prepared journey north to the Soviet Union and advanced into the European theater. Because some of Japan's important strategic materials are mainly in Southeast Asia, as well as those islands in the Pacific Ocean, if the U.S. military enters the war, Japan is most worried about the war supply problem, so Japan first launched the Pacific War, a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor, although the result is not ideal, but this move is still considered by historians to be Japan's best choice. If this is not done, Japan will be completely defeated without the threat of atomic bombs.

It is said that the United States will enter the war. Knowing the whole process of the Pearl Harbor incident and the initiative and passivity of the United States in this incident, I believe that this incident is a pretext for the United States to enter the war, a poignant excuse.

Yes, you can always find a reason, and you can always force you to sneak attack.

If the United States wants to be the victorious country, it will of course enter the war.

After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the United States was on the defensive in the Pacific theater, and slowly turned to the offensive on December 7, 1941, when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, launching the Pacific War on June 4, 1942, the Battle of Midway, which was an important battle of World War II. The U.S. Navy not only successfully repelled the Japanese Navy's attack on the Midway Atoll in this campaign, but also gained the initiative in the Pacific Theater, so this battle can be said to be a turning point in the Pacific Theater.

In 1945, a nuclear bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.

Half of the combat capability of the US fleet in the Pacific has been lost! But not long after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor! The United States is also a political necessity to take revenge!

Because the U.S. military's fleet in the Pacific at that time lost half of its combat capability! So the US military urgently needs Japan without combat capability! In this way, Japan has no chance to take advantage of the need!

As a result, Japan was the first to taste the atomic bomb, what did it taste like? The American atomic bombs, codenamed "Big Fat Man" and "Little Boy", were bombed on the Japanese cities of Nagasaki and Hiroshima! Suddenly Japan's military combat effectiveness was lost!

The national economy has suffered heavy losses!

Declared war on Japan and dropped atomic bombs on Japan.