偷襲珍珠港第一波日本飛機的飛行員淵田光夫遇到了在廣島投下原子彈的埃諾拉·蓋伊號飛行員保羅·蒂貝茨。他對保羅說:「你所做的是對的。你知道當時日本人的態度,他們是多麼狂熱。他們願意為皇帝而死。如果有必要,每個男人和女人都會用棍棒和石頭抵抗入侵。
所以,是的,日本人確實認為原子彈拯救了生命。
Do the Japanese feel the atomic bombs saved lives?
Mitsuo Fuchida, the pilot who guided the first wave of Japanese planes in the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, met Paul Tibbets, the pilot of the Enola Gay, who had dropped the bomb on Hiroshima. He told Paul, “You did the right thing. You know the Japanese attitude of that time, how fanatic they were. They’d die for the Emperor. Every man woman and child would resist the invasion with sticks and stones if necessary.”
So yes, The Japanese did feel that the atomic bombs saved lives.
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