do you justify the choice that sadao made between national loyalty and professional morality?

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The choice that Dr. Sadao had made was not just of professional morality, but also had to do with humanity. So, it is justified that he made the choice of saving the grievously wounded American man instead of handing him over to the Japanese authorities.

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