<transcript><audio_255>younger generation and and women are much more opposed to the atomic bombing so we're moving in the right direction in terms and one of the things that we're proudest of is episode three because I think we're going to challenge the basic narrative about about that the</transcript><transcript><audio_256>whole decision to drop the bomb Jonathan about that uh you know one very peculiar result of the new historical research is the emphasis on the Soviet invasion question</transcript><caption><image_257>The image shows three men sitting on a stage, engaged in a panel discussion. The man on the left is holding a microphone and appears to be speaking, while the man in the middle is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. The other two men are listening attentively. All three men are wearing suits and appear to be in a professional setting. The background is dark, and there is a large screen behind them.</caption><transcript><audio_258>sorry the emphasis on the Soviet uh invasion of manua as the decisive element and you the movie uh refers to briefly the reason for that which was the Japanese have been thinking about it they've been facing really defeat and</transcript><transcript><audio_259>their one idea or really fantasy was that the Soviet Union was going to step in on their side so they were versed in it they were used to this idea so when the Soviets came in it dashed dream so it had an immediate psychological effect</transcript><transcript><audio_260>whereas with the bomb it's very surprising to learn and it's something that has an implication for the whole future of nuclear policy which is that the actual use twice of the bomb did not you can't it's very difficult to find a</transcript> younger generation and and women are much more opposed to the atomic bombing so we're moving in the right direction in terms and one of the things that we're proudest of is episode three because I think we're going to challenge the basic narrative about about that the whole decision to drop the bomb Jonathan about that uh you know one very peculiar result of the new historical research is the emphasis on the Soviet invasion question sorry the emphasis on the Soviet uh invasion of manua as the decisive element and you the movie uh refers to briefly the reason for that which was the Japanese have been thinking about it they've been facing really defeat and their one idea or really fantasy was that the Soviet Union was going to step in on their side so they were versed in it they were used to this idea so when the Soviets came in it dashed dream so it had an immediate psychological effect whereas with the bomb it's very surprising to learn and it's something that has an implication for the whole future of nuclear policy which is that the actual use twice of the bomb did not you can't it's very difficult to find a
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