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After 2 atomic bombings and a WWII radio message, Japan surrendered in 23 minutes

Franklin D Roosevelt led the US through most of WWII before dying in April 1945. Harry S Truman then oversaw its final months, including Japan’s surrender.

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After 2 atomic bombings and a WWII radio message, Japan surrendered in 23 minutes
Franklin D Roosevelt led the US through most of WWII before dying in April 1945. Harry S Truman then oversaw its final months, including Japan’s surrender.
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