The Soviet Union issued notice that it would not renew its neutrality agreement(Hirohito) - Historydraft

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Hirohito - The Soviet Union issued notice that it would not renew its neutrality agreement

Time: Apr, 1945

Place: Moscow, Russia (then Soviet Union)

Details: With each passing week victory became less likely. In April the Soviet Union issued notice that it would not renew its neutrality agreement. Japan's ally Germany surrendered in early May 1945.

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