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Also, concerning unconditional surrender....Japan and Germany would never had surrendered without proper motivation, their leaders were too fanatic, and quite a bit crazy.

Example: At the Battle of Berlin, Hitler still spoke of Victory, and numerous times in the Pacific, Tojo and his fellow officers said that they would never surrender, and still spoke of victory a few days before Little Boy and Fat Man found their targets. When Hitler was dead, Germany finally surrendered, and when Nagasaki and Hiroshima were nothing but ruins, the Japanese finally knew to surrender. It was practically the only way to end the war, if the Axis powers were more reasonable, perhaps Germany would've surrendered at the Battle of the Bulge, or perhaps Japan woud've given up at Iwo Jima, but that did not happen, and they chose to fight.