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Was dropping the bomb on Hiroshima the correct choice?

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Was dropping the bomb on Hiroshima the correct choice? : 1 enquête publique et 364 affirmations.

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  • Sources conflict on whether the Tokyo firebombing exceeded the Hiroshima death toll, depending on whether comparisons measure immediate single-night deaths or four-month aggregate casualties.

    M1Allied Naval Blockade Had Already Guaranteed Capitulation Without Atomic Weapons

    C0018Tokyo firebombing tollEnquêter avec l'IA

    The March 9–10, 1945 firebombing of Tokyo (Operation Meeting House) killed an estimated 80,000–100,000 people in a single night, a toll comparable to or exceeding the immediate Hiroshima toll.

    DéduitImportance ÉlevéeClaude

    M2Was dropping the bomb on Hiroshima the correct choice?

    C0072Death toll comparison

    The comparison of the Tokyo firebombing to Hiroshima in the parent claim is only defensible for immediate/early-death figures, as Hiroshima's initial-day deaths were commonly 70,000–80,000, while its end-of-1945 estimates range from 90,000–166,000.

    Lié à une sourceImportance ÉlevéeKimi