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Meanings of post-war history in English

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Usage of post-war history in English
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There have been few more polarised general election contests than this in Italy's post-war history.
The Irish Times
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This is a post-war history of our culture.
Reuters
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The explanation is rooted in post-war history.
The Irish Times
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The "no vacation nation" should brace for the greatest leisure glut in its post-war history.
Reuters
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No question: the likely election of extreme right MPs to the Bundestag marks a rupture in Germany's post-war history.
The Irish Times
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The most famous reshuffle in post-war history was Harold Macmillan's "night of the long knives" in 1962.
The Guardian
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Italy's 13th legislature was only the sixth in its post-war history to have run for a full five-year term.
The Irish Times
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The club's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said: Bill was a giant character in the post-war history of Manchester United.
The Guardian
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The government has unveiled its biggest economic plan in New Zealand's post-war history to support businesses hard-hit by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Radio NZ
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If they reject the tie-up, Germany could face new elections or the formation of a minority government for the first time in its post-war history.
Reuters
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Just 66.4 per cent support is the second worst result in the party's post-war history, narrowly ahead of the 1995 election of Oskar Lafontaine.
The Irish Times
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His party's share of the vote jumped nearly 15 percentage points to 42 per cent, the largest gain of any party in Austrian post-war history.
The Irish Times
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