Examples of using Unconditional surrender in English and their translations into Japanese
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It is because Japan has not yet reached reconciliation with Asian nations although it is over 70 years after its unconditional surrender in the WWII.
It is necessary first to forge a reality that gives them only one option an unconditional surrender to the Light.
Unconditional surrender does not mean the extermination or slavement of the Japanese people.
Stalin, first demanded unconditional surrender and second wanted confirmation that Hitler was dead.
There is no reason to fear that unconditional surrender means obliteration of the Japanese people or bondage.".
Unconditional surrender was a policy of revenge, and it hurt America's national self-interest.
Unconditional surrender by them means a reasonable assurance of world peace for generations.
The Artist Seward Johnson created a life-sized sculpture of the kiss Unconditional Surrender for the event.
Three days later Germany signed her unconditional surrender, and the war was over.
But he emphasized that unconditional surrender was unacceptable, and that“the Emperor must not be touched.”.
That is why instead of accepting their triumvirate we must continue to fight them until there is total and unconditional surrender.
Congress then declares war on Iran, and the president demands that Iran's leadership accept“unconditional surrender.”.
The occupation lasted more than three years, ending with Japan's unconditional surrender on 15 August 1945.
But neither the emperor nor the Japanese Cabinet accepted unconditional surrender at that time.
Twenty years have passed since world leaders signed the act of unconditional surrender to the aliens.
Twenty years have passed since world leaders signed unconditional surrender to the newcomers.
But Dillon added that discussions about the fate of the militants remaining in the city have focused on“unconditional surrender.”.
But in truth, it's part of the Roman Church's unconditional surrender.
Grant was promoted to the rank of major general and nicknamed“Unconditional Surrender" Grant.
Unconditional surrender.