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Why did the Japanese finally surrender on Septembber 2, 1945?

Why did the Japanese finally surrender on Septembber 2, 1945?
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Why did the Japanese finally surrender on Septembber 2, 1945?

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Answer: American forces dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Nagasaki, immediately killing 22,000 Japanese people

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The Japanese surrendered because America dropped a bomb on one of their cities killing 22,000 people

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