Diary reveals Hirohito sought Moscow peace letter in 1945
The diary of Koich Koichi Kido, wartime privy seal, claims Hirohito wanted to send a personal peace missive to the Kremlin in July 1945. It details plans to fly Prince Fumimaro Konoye and diplomats to Moscow, the Yalta pledge, and Russia’s refusal as Stalin moved toward Potsdam.
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Plan to Send Konoye to Moscow Unfolds as Japan Seeks Peace
In July, Konoye agreed to travel to Moscow after discussions with Kido and Hirohito. The emperor authorized the move, aiming to end the war, with Konoye potentially mediating with the Allies following the Potsdam declaration.
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Gators Ignore French Horn Call in Chicago Zoo Experiment
In Chicago a director hired a horn player to imitate alligator calls with low French horn notes. The alligators did not respond or react, remaining unimpressed as the sounds faded.
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Robert
Bean
True Gators Go For Trumpet in Hot Licks Tone
A quirky note hints at a musical choice where true gators prefer a mellow trumpet over a French horn. The line suggests a playful contrast between instruments and styles in a jazz or novelty setting.
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