This is the cold war, fought against the Soviet Union and played out against the backdrop of shattered post-war European societies vulnerable to the utopian chimera of Communism.
Bagnoli's footballing career is explored within the context of post-war Italian society and the 1984-85 season is set against the backdrop of the turbulent social and economic events of the time.
In analyzing Dick's short fiction, Barlow presented their themes against the backdrop of post-September 11, 2001 America.
During the first years of the post-war era, many French scientists travelled in the United States.
In terms of context, the movie strengthens our sensitivity, not only to the socio-cultural and topological ambiance (backdrop) of the scientific drama (Lime's post-war Vienna obliquely mirroring Wilkins's post-war London), but also to the ambiguities and intricacies of the moral dimension, i.e., the dramatic action itself.
The story is set at the time of the Suez Crisis in 1956, against the backdrop of the dying music hall tradition, and has been seen as symbolic of Britain's general post-war decline, its loss of its Empire, its power, and its cultural confidence and identity.
Religion became an important element in opposition to the spread of communism in post-war Europe.
To end, the essay explores the recurrent figure of the atom within post-war public pedagogy.
Post-war reconstruction of the urban forests of each city developed along different pathways.
Consequences of war-related trauma cause enormous suffering and problems adjusting to post-war life in many parts of the world, with post-war Somalia being currently one of the most tragic cases.
