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Images of the Japanese surrender

Category: Japanese surrender Description: Linklist to websites with images on the Japanese surrender on september 2, 1945.

Report on Surrender and Occupation of Ja

Category: Japanese surrender Description: Tokyo Bay: The Formal Surrender of the Empire of Japan on Board USS Missouri, 2 September 1945. Extract, The Formal Surrender on the Empire of Japan, pages 93-97 of 11 February 1946 Report on Surrender and Occupation of Japan by Commander in Chief, Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas.

Naval art of the surrender of Japan

Category: Japanese surrender Description: Navy Combat Artist Standish Backus was in Guam to cover its occupation when his plans changed. The Japanese surrendered. On 15 August he transferred to the Third Fleet and the 2nd Battalion of the Marine 4th Regiment. These Marines conducted the first landing of the Japanese mainland and cleared the way for the arrival of the Third Fleet at Tokyo Bay for the signing of the formal surrender of Japan. Backus accompanied the Marines on the first landing and observed the surrender ceremony on the U.S.S. Missouri. This exhibit documents what he saw in words and pictures.

Japanese surrender

Category: Japanese surrender Description: Extensive website with ample information on the Japanese surrender in WW2. The site has info on preparations, the delegations, the ceremony and the place of the signing of the documents.

September 2, 1945

Category: Japanese surrender Description: While the surrender ceremony was being held aboard USS Missouri, island garrisons were continuing to surrender. USS Amick DE 169 accepted the surrender of Palau Islands, Caroline Islands, and the Japanese surrendered Rota, Marianas, in ceremony aboard USS Heylinger DE 510 on September 2.

Surrender of Japan

Category: Japanese surrender Description: In the morning of 2 September 1945, more that two weeks after acceping the Allies terms, Japan formally surrendered. The ceremonies, less than half an hour long, took place on board the battleship USS Missouri, anchored with other United States' and British ships in Tokyo Bay. It was an extensively photographed occasion, and, despite overcast weather, generated many memorable images. This page features selected views of the surrender ceremonies, a few miscellaneous images, and provides links to more extensive pictorial coverage of the day's activities.

Japanese surrender documents

Category: Japanese surrender Description: The Japanese Surrender Documents of World War II.

Eyewitness account

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Hiroshima today

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Hiroshima Archives

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Atomic Archives

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