"The foul attack on Pearl Harbour brought us into war and I am unable to see any valid reason why we should be so much more considerate of Japan and lenient in dealing with Japan than with Germany. I earnestly insist Japan should be dealt with as harshly as Germany and that she should not be a beneficiary of a soft peace.... Our people have not forgotten that the Japanese struck us the first blow in this war without the slightest warning. They believe that we should continue to strike the Japanese until they are brought groveling to their knees." - Senator Richard B. Russell (GA) in a letter to President Harry S Truman, August 7, 1945 This letter by Senator Russell is supporting what action?

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