Also, for more perspective, the Americans ONLY went into France and Netherlands before getting forced back in the battle of the Bulge.

Meanwhile, Soviets had already were pushing into the Reichstag and a female officer who had the Soviet flag as a head covering, used that as the iconic image of the Soviet flag over the Reichstag.

That's history.

More Soviets (Soviets, not Russians!) died defending Europe than Americans, Western Europeans and English combined.

And then the Americans had to go and fight in the Pacific against Japan. Knowing that their soliders were tired in the European campaign, the Americans opted to nuke Japan, both as a means to end the new fight in the Pacific, and as a show of force to the Soviets who had taken most of Eastern Germany and was pushing into the West.

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Nukes don't exist, they firebombed those places.

They had tiny nukes 😂 I mean it's possible that they used different ordinance, but the damage was unconventional.

It also detonated higher in the atmosphere, so yeah basically fireballed down

How long is the radioactive life of the A Bomb?

I was at ground 0 and nothing.

Not long, it was a small nuke. Could be a 'tactical nuke' by today's standards

Half life of Million Years