Did Russia provide any help in fighting the Japanese in World War II?

Question

We allowed them to take Berlin and most of Eastern Europe on the condition that they help in our fight aginst Japan. What if any aid did they provide?

Answer 1

They agreed to declare war on Japan 3 months after Germany surrendered, and launched their invasion of Manchuria on August 8. The Japanese had about 750,000 men in Manchuria at the time. In two weeks, the Japanese suffered over 80,000 killed and about 600,000 wounded or captured, while the Russians suffered just over 8,000 killed themselves. While the campaign was virtually ignored in the US histories, which sought to make the atomic bombs appear as the sole reason for Japan's surrender, the campaign was widely studied among NATO military planners as an example of just what the Red Army was capable of.

Answer 2

The japs occupied 2/3 of China during the war. In 1944 or 1945, Russia declared war on japan and liberated the North East part of China from japanese occupation. Many Russians died for my country.

Answer 3

Stalin agreed to declare war on Japan one year after the fall of Berlin. After that date came, they invaded Manchuria, much to the chagrin of Truman. Realizing the impending conflict with the Soviet Union, Truman wanted to keep communism from expanding territorially. The atomic bomb was dropped on Japan to force them to surrender, to keep the Soviet Union from gaining a foothold in the far east. The atomic bomb was NOT dropped to save American soldiers lives, but as a political tool.

Answer 4

yes