He went on to note that, following the end of the war, Americans largely did not express this sympathy. "Shortly after the war ended, a poll indicated that the majority of Americans wished the war had gone on longer so the United States could use more atomic bombs against the Japanese" Rotter said. The lecture was presented at the Wisconsin Veterans Museum, which UW history professor Jeremi Suri called “the best-run institute in the state of Wisconsin” during his introduction. Full Article at The Badger Herald