Meanings of post-war era in English

For most of the post-war era, their political clout kept subsidies flowing.

The post-war era gave the world greater liberty and social justice.

Only one Prime Minister, Sir Keith Holyoake, has served longer in the post-war era.

It may possibly be one of the great international accords of the post-war era.

In the post-war era, Italian political life has been blighted by apparent, chronic instability.

The post-war era of politics in America has not provided much cause for pride.

Few European films from the post-war era had quite the impact of The Seventh Seal.

The most important foreign leader of the post-war era was on the line: Obama took the call.

But many historians, political analysts and lawmakers say this week's vote is the most important in the post-war era.

A monument to a post-war era mindset of high-and-wide living, it has decayed and embraced its own ghost story.

They trace their roots to the microcars of the post-war era, a time when resources were scarce and money was tight.

Home to some of the most ambitious computer-science projects of the post-war era, the lab became a quick incubator of technology.

The easy-going music of the post-war era became -for those who were children then -a source of particularly vivid nostalgia.

Berlusconi was elected prime minister on three occasions, and can boast the record for being the longest serving prime minister of the post-war era.

The Rangers winger Willie Waddell was Scottish football's biggest star in the immediate post-war era, and his foray into management did not disappoint either.

Refusal by SPD delegates to hold further talks could lead to new elections or a minority government for the first time in Germany's post-war era.