1945: JAPANESE INSTRUMENT OF SURRENDER

On September 2nd, 1945, a Japanese delegation arrived to officially surrender to the Allied forces, marking the end of World War II. The Japanese representatives faced a formidable group of Allied officers during the ceremony.

On what date did the Japanese delegation arrive?

• September 3rd, 1945

• September 2nd, 1945

• September 1st, 1945

• August 31st, 1945

What was the main purpose of the Japanese delegation's visit?

• To negotiate peace terms

• To make the unconditional surrender official

• To discuss trade agreements

• To attend a diplomatic meeting

What was the significance of the event on September 2nd, 1945?

• It was a day of celebration for the Japanese

• It marked the beginning of World War II

• It was the day of the official unconditional surrender

• It was the signing of a trade agreement

Who did the Japanese contingent face upon their arrival?

• A delegation from Germany

• A significant group of allied officers

• A group of civilians

• A team of journalists

Which of the following best describes the atmosphere faced by the Japanese delegation?

• A peaceful protest

• An impressive array of allied officers

• A tense negotiation

• A welcoming party