Significados de post-war history en inglés

There have been few more polarised general election contests than this in Italy's post-war history.

This is a post-war history of our culture.

The explanation is rooted in post-war history.

The "no vacation nation" should brace for the greatest leisure glut in its post-war history.

No question: the likely election of extreme right MPs to the Bundestag marks a rupture in Germany's post-war history.

The most famous reshuffle in post-war history was Harold Macmillan's "night of the long knives" in 1962.

Italy's 13th legislature was only the sixth in its post-war history to have run for a full five-year term.

The club's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward said: Bill was a giant character in the post-war history of Manchester United.

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.

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.

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.

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.