>Kyoto was at the top of the US nuke list
>a general who had been to Kyoto convinced the president not to nuke it because of how beautiful it was
America tries to nuke THIS
Bentley Russell
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Benjamin Jenkins
ya shameful truly Shameful if it were up to me and a bunch of other peoole really america wouldnt exist but there we are
Ethan Robinson
>general
It was a diplomat no ?
Parker Russell
Secretary of War, believe or not
Grayson Garcia
>war
>not going after beautiful, highly symbolic targets to break enemy morale
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Nolan Watson
I'm surprised they gave this job to an educated man.
Jaxson Turner
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>The bombings of the "Eternal City" were controversial for several reasons. Rome had been the capital city of Italy for around 70 years, but large parts of the city were more than 2,500 years old. The neutral Vatican City sat within Rome, and the Vatican also owned many churches and other buildings outside its territory but within Rome city limits. Many Americans were against a major destruction of Rome. However, the British War Cabinet refused to see bombing Rome as a crime against humanity.
>60,000 tons of bombs were dropped in the 78 days before Rome was captured by the Allies on June 4, 1944.[3]
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>Yeah kill it
Caleb Ward
Didn't we still bomb the hell out of it? I remember reading that we bombed/nuked a lot of the area Japanese-Americans came from (south Japan)
Easton Thomas
they sowed the wind
Liam Baker
No it's one of the few cities that weren't bombed.