The destiny Japan was solved in Yalta. By 73rd anniversary of the Victory over Japan

Already next day after attack of Japanese fleet to Pearl Harbour President of the United States Ruzvelt Franklin stated to the Soviet government a wish about participation of the USSR in war with Japan. Stalin's position was formulated in the telegram of the people's commissar (minister) of foreign affairs of the USSR V. M. Molotov to the ambassador of the USSR in Washington D.C. to Litvinov M. M. of December 10, 1941. It was entrusted to transfer in it to Ruzvelt Franklin the following: "We do not find it possible to declare at present a state of war with Japan, and are compelled to keep a neutrality while Japan will observe the Soviet-Japanese pact about a neutrality. Motives: Pervoye:...