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What Japanese Generals Said When Hiroshima Stopped Responding

What Japanese Generals Said When Hiroshima Stopped Responding August 6, 1945. At 8:15 in the morning, all communication with Hiroshima goes silent. Radio — nothing. Telegraph — nothing. An entire city of 350,000 people has simply stopped responding. Tokyo assumes a communications failure and sends a reconnaissance plane. What the pilot sees is beyond comprehension — Hiroshima is gone. One bomb. One city. Erased. The Japanese high command fractures. Some push for surrender. Others refuse to believe it and insist on fighting to the end. Three days later, Nagasaki is hit. It takes the Emperor himself to break the deadlock and end the war. Hiroshima atomic bomb, Japanese reaction Hiroshima, Japanese generals atomic bomb, Japan surrender 1945, Nagasaki, Emperor Hirohito surrender, Japanese war council, August 6 1945, Enola Gay, Little Boy, Fat Man, end of World War 2, WW2 Pacific, atomic bomb documentary