Unconditional surrender
Unconditional surrender is a political term and generally refers to the conquest of the defeated country in terms of the surrender conditions proposed by the winning country in the war. But strictly speaking, there are unconditional surrender of military significance and unconditional surrender of political meaning. The unconditional surrender in the military sense means to terminate the dispute by subjecting all powers and weapons to the power of the victorious nation without any condition, and in the international political sense, the defeatist state enters into the political domination of the victorious state unconditionally. In closing the Second World War, the Allied policy for the war ended in Germany, Italy, and Japan was a political unconditional surrender since the Casablanca talks in January 1943, .