President Teddy Roosevelt feared the Imperial Navy was becoming a threat which might dominate the Pacific; thus the cruise of the US Navy's "Great White Fleet" which commenced operations in 1907; a show of America's Seapower around the world...with the primary purpose of impressing Japan.
The use of Kamikaze pilots reinforces the traditional Japanese values of honor and duty above life. It reflects the Bushido code employed by the Samurai from long before.
It is unlikely the Janapese would have surrendered in this scenario. The Japanese had a nuclear bomb program of their own that they had adandoned earlier in the war, so were likely as aware of the power of the device as the Americans at that time. A demonstration would have had little effect on their desire or lack of it to continue the war.
Yes to a currency collector, an honest one. Antique currency is valuable to some collectors, but not to the general public. Show it to the public and collectors may want the currency. Are you a collector? To Japanese collectors it could be priceless? It is their history like U.S. confederacy bills is to american collectors. The condition of the bills is important, and the amount? The gadfly
the US called it "island hopping" which was a strategy to invade Japanese occupied islands. Their strategy was to fire an artillery barrage on the island shores by naval ships and then land infantry/armour on the island. Once the island was taken, the US would leave back a handful of ships and men to defend the island until the war was over. They did this to every Japanese occupied island. It was a turning point in the war because the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour earlier in the war and now it's the island of Midway for the Americans to avenge the attack. The mission was to secure Pearl Harbour from the Japanese since Midway was in between P.H and Japan itself.
The Russo-Japanese fed the flames of discontent already existing in Russia at the time; and led to the rise of Lenin and the Bolsheviks; which would ultimately over throw the Tsarist regime in 1917...led by Lenin himself.
Wizards of Waverly Place on Disney Channel. Alex Russo, Jerrry Russo, Justin Russo, Theresa Russo, Max Russo
jerry russo
he wasn't. he's a babe!
Clark Kent's weakness in Smallville is Kryptonite
I don't think you can. It is just a prop in the show.
The Charlie Rose Show - 1991 Pierce Brosnan Rene Russo was released on: USA: 5 August 1999
heck no
Show name - Alex Russo
yes he did leave and his name is not Max Russo it's Jake Austin
Yes that is what makes the show so fun to watch.
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