Sentence examples for post-surrender from inspiring English sources

Their dislike of Hirohito is more for his military failures and post-surrender refusal to abdicate than for Japanese militarism as such.

It is true too that post-surrender Japan did change in various ways.

To say the least, Japan's post-war leaders had no compelling interest in saving his bacon and certainly his absence from post-surrender Japan's power structure was a given irrespective of whether the Americans ever got involved.

Shortly after the surrender ceremony, the US government approved its initial Post-Surrender policy, which became the guiding document for occupation policy.

When rebels in the post office surrendered after a relentless artillery bombardment, the proclamation was stripped off the wall by Major Louis Tamworth, a British army officer, as a war souvenir.

The remaining Dutch posts surrendered the next day.

Many will be uneasy about the number of Cabinet posts surrendered to Mr Clegg's party.

Below is a list of members (and their respective rankings) of the Presidium, full and candidate members of the Politburo, Secretariat and CMC: The 1st plenum saw the "revolutionary generation" retire from their executive posts, surrendering them to the new generation of Kim Jong-il; however, they still controlled the highest organs of power: the Presidium and the Politburo.

Workers will stream from the gleaming office towers of Sydney and the iron mines of the parched Pilbara, abandoning their posts and surrendering to the commotion.

Nagaland: Twenty-nine mincluding including 23 from five armed Naga groups, have laid down their arms (Nagaland Post) and surrendered to the Army authority near Imphal.

Nonetheless, the United States p4 flag was still flying when H. M. S. Raccoon arrived a month later to demand the post's surrender.