The Potsdam Declaration issued the ultimatum to Japan that it

agreed to surrender immediately to Allied forces

submitted itself to permanent occupation by Allied forces

began a negotiation process with the U. S. only

agreed to sign a truce by the end of 1945

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Finnegan Pruitt

7 March, 19:32

The Potsdam Declaration issued the ultimatum to Japan that it

agreed to surrender immediately to Allied forces

submitted itself to permanent occupation by Allied forces

began a negotiation process with the U. S. only

agreed to sign a truce by the end of 1945

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Braylen Juarez · Answer 1

The Potsdam Declaration issued the ultimatum to Japan that it agreed to surrender immediately to Allied Forces. The Potsdam Declaration was issued on J uly 26, 1945 and was issued in Potsdam, Germany.

The Potsdam Declaration issued the ultimatum to Japan that itagreed to surrender immediately to Allied forcessubmitted itself to permanent occupation by Allied forcesbegan a negotiation process with the U. S. onlyagreed to sign a truce by the end of 1945

The Potsdam Declaration issued the ultimatum to Japan that it

agreed to surrender immediately to Allied forces

submitted itself to permanent occupation by Allied forces

began a negotiation process with the U. S. only

agreed to sign a truce by the end of 1945