WI either smart US diplomats had managed to tell the Japanese militariss the choice is either surrender July 1945 and keep your Emporer or fight on and likely have both Soviet and Chinese occupations zones and Hirohito was able to get a deal through that crazy bunch
Or the bomb was delayed a couple fo months and Japan surrendered a week or two after the Soviet Union joined in.
The existence of the thing would not have been kept secret forever from public.
However would it be less scary for never having been used against human targets?
Might it even have seemed more frightening?
Or the bomb was delayed a couple fo months and Japan surrendered a week or two after the Soviet Union joined in.
The existence of the thing would not have been kept secret forever from public.
However would it be less scary for never having been used against human targets?
Might it even have seemed more frightening?