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#4 The actual surrender took place on 14 August 1945. All that was left was the formal ceremony and occupation.

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#4 The actual surrender took place on 14 August 1945. All that was left was the formal ceremony and occupation.

The Ceremony of Unconditional Surrender: Japan’s formal end of WWII

#4 The actual surrender took place on 14 August 1945. All that was left was the formal ceremony and occupation.

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