Japanese surrender

Japanese surrender at the end of World War II

March 22, 2016

By Mike Turner A bombing/mining blockade campaign against mainland Japan in 1945 was very successful. By June Japan recognised that she was defeated, and all she could do was negotiate

Book Review: Lost at Sea – Found at Fukushima

March 30, 2012

Lost at Sea – Found at Fukushima by Andy Millar. Published by Big Sky Publishing, Sydney, 2012 – to be launched in March. Hard cover, 260 pages with b&w photographs

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Japanese Surrender in Toyko-from Warramunga’s Surgeon

June 5, 2008

Henry George Rischbieth, second son of Harold and Eileen Rischbieth (nee de la Poer Beresford) served in the Royal Australian Navy as a Surgeon Lieutenant during World War II. He

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Japanese Surrender onboard USS Missouri

December 3, 2005

When the signal “Cease hostilities against Japan” was hoisted in the British Task Force, awaiting a broadcast to the Fleet by Admiral Halsey USN, a kamikaze splashed into the sea

Japanese Proclamation of Unconditional Surrender

September 1, 2005

Proclamation of Unconditional Surrender by HIROHITO, EMPEROR of JAPAN (1926-1989) IMPERIAL RESCRIPT TO OUR GOOD AND LOYAL SUBJECTS, After pondering deeply the general conditions of the world and the actual

Japanese surrender

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