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Did the Imperial Japanese culture of "death before surrender " and honorable suicide have any positive outcome on WW2?
It encouraged suicide bombjngs, yet honorable suicide meant a lot of officers were lost for ending yheir lives in shame over a failure.
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It was rad as fuck and that's pretty cool
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It probably assisted in the transition to a less war-like culture, yes.
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>>1419684
It was a waste of manpower and material. They lost the war the moment they declared war on USA, it was basically a gambit, they hoped to hit so hard that the U.S. government just gives up, agrees to a white peace and leaves them to their empire building in east asia.
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>>1419684
No, if anything it had a negative effect which contributed to the post-war disillusionment of the public.
Or do you mean positive for the allies? What a bizarre question.
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