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Good book.
There's just one part that I'm concerned;
"Was Truman's decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan the right thing to do ?  The question has been debated since 1945. Yes, it ended the war."
 I saw the survey somewhere and it said  that most American people think it was the right thing to do. Like, 80% of them. But was it, really? Of course I understand that the war had to end. But weren't there any other ways? 250,000 innocent people were killed instantly. Really. It's twice the population of my city! Most victims were elderly people, mothers and children. Not soldiers.   But I'm not talking about the past.  I'm talking about now.  What I'm worried about is the issues done by the US in the Middle East. They've been intervening and trying to make the uproar end. They might think it is the right thing to do,  as they thought it was in the same way in World War II. But again lots of ordinary people were killed there, although New York denies it. Of course there's nothing I can do for this, but I just hope there's a word peace in the near future. Nuclear power should never ever be used, at any time. 

思っていた以上に中立の目線で真珠湾攻撃について描かれていた。
戦後約70年がたち『歴史』として忘れつつあたことを振り合えることが出来てよかったと思う。

『真珠湾攻撃』
1941年12月7日　当時のルーズベルト大統領が
「a day which will live in infamy」と言った。
第二次世界大戦になって、アメリカによる原爆投下。
広島に住む者にとってはこの「pearl harbor」がなければ・・・
ん～、どうにも辛い内容でした。