Sentence examples for chapter of world from inspiring English sources

On Sept. 2, 1945, Commander Enright and his crew were present for the final chapter of World War II.

Now Brooks's new graphic novel, "The Harlem Hellfighters," shines a literary klieg light on a woefully overlooked chapter of World War I.

An entirely new chapter of world history is slowly emerging from a buried capital that bridges the gap between Ancient Egypt and Africa.

Although there is much to mourn from the past decade, I am cheered by the departure of president Bush and the closing of that chapter of world history.

The subject focuses on the meaning of a chapter of world history that isn't exactly negligible, so of course there are people who don't want to accept new perspectives.

Why: On this barren, windblown patch of the Owens Valley, more than 10,000 Japanese Americans endured a painful home-front chapter of World War II -- a mass incarceration that U.S. leaders have conceded was wrong.

Can Germany ever close the chapters of World War II?

Thomas Keneally, the celebrated Australian author of "Schindler's List" and numerous other books, isn't the first writer to revisit these two chapters of World War I.

By closing one of the last chapters of World War II, a reconciled Poland and Russia could bring about a more stable and united Europe.

The federal lawmakers had invited pension experts, lawyers, historians and Holocaust survivors to discuss one of the chapters of World War II that Germany has yet to close: how to pay pensions to Jews who worked voluntarily in the ghettos.

But the Hungarian and Polish governments have so far refused to return works to Herzog's descendants, leaving open one of the last chapters of World War II and the Holocaust.