Examples of using Post-war in English and their translations into Czech
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It was introduced in 1949 as an affordable post-war alternative to the motorcycle.
You just gave away our entire post-war strategy!
Lee would cause a firestorm of debate over what to do with the post-war slaves.
Havel's death apparently confirmed the transformation of one of the most astonishing events in post-war Europe-the collapse of Communism-from living memory into complete historical narrative.
The post-war trauma and the boy's visions of his dead family are placed in direct contrast to the peaceful landscape, which is shot using a moving camera.
And post-war, enough 2CVs were recovered from their hidey holes to launch the car at the 1948 Paris Motor Show.
It was originally established by the Belgian D'Ieteren family, who seized the opportunities offered by Belgium's post-war tax breaks for car assembly to encourage employment," says Andreas Cremer, secretary general of Audi Brussels.
The research project is aiming to find out the processes of post-war constitution(change) of regional identity
During their post-war re-emigration to the border areas of the South Moravia region of Czechoslovakia, they brought along with them the"spirit" of their world.
The'inclusive' Europe of the post-war period, open to accessions
If anybody ever declared in the post-war period that they visited Porto Longone,
Set in a typical Maltese Post-War building, Ursulino Valletta offers free WiFi
Thanks to the continuous collecting efforts of Vocel Society and its post-war successors, the Czech Museum of Silver(hereinafter referred to as„the CMS") currently administers one of the largest museum collections in the Czech Republic.
The communists played an important role in the post-war expulsion of the German-speaking population
Rottenberg explains the evolution of post-war art in the context of the historical
The post-war period mostly saw the development of the peripheral areas of Písek- new housing estates were built,
The"Green Revolution," which introduced industrial approaches to agriculture in the post-war years, has not accomplished its purported goal of feeding the world.
No politician, no economist, and no artist has moved people in the post-war years as Bruno Gröning has done.
he took advantage of a post-war exclusion rule to register himself as the owner of an independent workshop.
Soviet Union's control and the event's place in the wider context of post-war Europe.