The post-war “malaise” of one side in this war is examined by John Dower in Embracing Defeat. (10[1])Many conservative politicians on one side of this war returned to power as part of the “reverse course” following this war. (10[1])The title of one leader following this war was abbreviated as SCAP. The (10[1])[emphasize] renewal of a treaty originally signed following this war sparked the Anpo protest (10[5]-5[1])movement. The (10[3])military of one side (10[1])of this conflict attempted to prevent its surrender in the (-5[2])Kyūjō (10[3])incident. (10[1])Article 9 of a constitution (10[1])adopted after this (10[1])war (10[3])renounced the right to wage (10[3])war. (10[1])The (10[2])Jewel (10[2])Voice (10[2])Broadcast and the (10[2])Treaty of San (10[2])Francisco bookended an occupation following this war that was led by Douglas MacArthur. For 10 (-5[1])points, name this war that (10[1])ended after the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. (10[3])■END■