Sentence examples for postwar recollections from inspiring English sources

Postwar recollections are uncertain.

And although this may be the most documented battle ever, the historian must use a vast supply of unreliable postwar recollections as sources.

And most likely for Mr. Malick as well, who drew on his own recollections of growing up in postwar Waco.

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In addition, college-educated young people―saddled with enormous tuition debt, often under-employed, and with little recollection of the Soviet nightmare―began to discover the great untold political story of the postwar years, the remarkable success of European social democracy.

Boyhood recollections.

(Recollections differ).

Unpublished recollections.

The trunk does not yield much, but family and friends offer recollections: their revisions, obfuscations, and digressions illustrate Oe's abiding interest in the elusiveness of personal and national memory in postwar Japan.

postwar shortages.

All that postwar confidence!