Other neutral nations, such as Switzerland, Sweden, and the Vatican City, were known to be willing to play a role in making peace, but they were so small they were believed unable to do more than deliver the Allies' terms of surrender and Japan's acceptance or rejection.
Andre neutrale lande, såsom Schweiz, Sverige og Vatikanet, vidste man var villige til at spille en rolle i fredsskabelsen, men de var så små, at man kun mente at de var i stand til at formidle de allieredes fredsbetingelser og Japans accept eller afvisning.