hap0206, No. You haven't got it at all. If you could read the article with an open mind you would understand the point made. That no surrender was even contemplated after Nagasaki. Then all of a sudden when Stalin invaded and they lost the chance of him mediating a surrender on top terms the idea of fighting on two fronts with no great surrender terms possible they said fuck it.
"Got it -- the japs didn't fear more abombs -- they feared Stalin -- very interesting -- who know ? So, per that history we killed 140k people unnessarily — they feared Stalin, geez"
Of course they feared more any bombs. Of course they feared added adversary. But according to Wilson they didn't contemplate surrender after the bombs. Until...
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