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The survey has a range of opinions and there is no consensus on whether the bomb should or should not have been dropped. U.S. and Japanese casualties estimated as high as 400,000 for an all out invasion of Japan was one reason given when Harry Truman made the decision to drop the bomb on Japan.
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