Henry Stimson
Henry Stimson served as the United States Secretary of War during World War II and was a key figure in the decision to use atomic bombs against Japan. He justified the bombings by arguing that they would prevent a prolonged war and save lives, a stance that has sparked ongoing debate regarding the morality and necessity of nuclear warfare.
Born on Sep 21, 1867 (157 years old)
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Panama:
Henry Stimson published a response justifying the use of the atomic bomb after the release of Hersey's article.
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Henry Stimson published a response justifying the use of the atomic bomb after the release of Hersey's article.
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Henry Stimson was the US secretary of war in 1945 who appreciated Kyoto's cultural importance.
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Henry Stimson was the Secretary of War who defended the use of atomic bombs on Japan.
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