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Actually like I said, they took care of Manchuria very quickly, which Japan defended very well.
And Russians were like an infinite number of soldiers at the time. Stalin ignored the deaths and worried more about progress, so they wouldv'e taken care of Japan easily.By the end of WWII, Soviet military casualties were ~8-10 million, which tells you that Stalin was less than worried about loosing soldiers.
And the soldiers were brutal, so like I said, most likely more Japanese casualties.
But Japan should be happy it's not the Soviets who were left to "rebuild" their country.
airshocker
Either way, it was a quick way to end the war and we took it. No remorse.
Doesn't make it right. 'quick' it might have been, but it was still the unnecessary murder of 150,000 civilians.
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