A second U.S. atomic bomb devastated Nagasaki. The attack killed civilians and added another population of hibakusha facing radiation illness, bereavement, and reconstruction. Japan’s surrender followed amid the Soviet entry into the war and the collapse of its military position; historians continue to debate how these factors shaped the decision to surrender.
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