Abstract
as I saw it in the summer of 1946 is no longer a state; the most one can say is that it has remained a people. It constitutes the most gigantic problem any conquerors have had to face, for it is the first modern experiment in the ancient practice of surrender. Italy surrendered unconditionally after several weeks' negotiations over conditions with Marshall Badoglio. Japan surrendered on the acceptance of certain conditions regarding the preservation of a Japanese government in general and of the Mikado in particular. Neither of these constituted unconditional surrender in the strict sense
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