Examples of using Post-war in English and their translations into Danish
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Ironically, post-war Jewish emigration from German-occupied territories was also facilitated by the Reich, as in the case of
Post-war literature and official British records on losses do not confirm the successes reported by the S-Boats.
A professional accountant might write a book on the efforts of the encyclopaedists to make the post-war figure of.
This was followed by post-war stagnation that lingered on until the Great Depression and significantly undermined Britain's hegemony as an Empire.
Lund Christiansen is best known as one of the most significant cellists in post-war Denmark.
During the Second World War and post-war periods the demand for technological expertise, particularly in the sciences, increased.
The premiership of Margaret Thatcher marked a significant change of direction from the post-war political and economic consensus;
From 1946 until the first municipal elections in post-war, appointed by the Government Mayor was Zissis Zisakis.
Xenia they formed the nucleus of the post-war breeding stock.
My second preliminary remark concerns the indirect influence which Monnet had on post-war domestic politics in Germany.
It is milleniaristic to suppose the population between the wars was'special' or that the post-war youth culture is unique.
Wales with legislation for Scotland dating back even further, to post-war Britain.
Three years later in 1950, he completely revolutionized post-war kitchens with the launch of the Kenwood Chef.
Snapshots from post-war Spain to Tokyo XXI century.
Mr President, an essential element in the reconstruction of post-war society is always that recovery of the local economy should be as rapid as possible, so that it becomes viable once more.
This was the perfect way of ensuring that anti-Communists should be few in post-war Germany.
it collaborates with you to create sort of a post-war German etching.
Yes, in the 1950s that was a post-war solution to what had gone on before,
Which organizations of this type have received support in such post-war situations, for example in Mozambique, Rwanda or Haiti?
It must be conceded that during the post-war period the Japanese Government did much to compensate for these dreadful offences against the women who experienced them.