Sentence examples similar to the complete postwar aftermath from inspiring English sources

"The thing I found really shocking when I was researching this was the absence of a plan and a complete failure to make any kind of preparation for the postwar aftermath or even consider what the aftermath might be," said Steven Kettell, associate professor in politics and international studies at the University of Warwick.

2.15pm: Jackson says that he had no doubts about the defeat of Saddam, but says he has doubts about the postwar aftermath, which he describes as "phase four".

And the home front looks not like wartime but like a postwar aftermath, in which the normal instincts of a nation at war -- to rally round the flag and place trust in our leaders -- are all too easily exploited.

Though almost 70 percent of the town was destroyed in World War II, it was one of the first towns in Italy to complete postwar reconstruction.

It brings to light the complete, frequently shocking, story of the JFK assassination and its aftermath.

In another, they saw the messy aftermath, complete with cookie crumbs and a used napkin.

He is currently working on a book project entitled The Postwar Moment: The Allied Democracies in the Aftermath of World War II.

By 1949 she completed her first collection, but it paid insufficient tribute to the ideals of the postwar Communist regime and was rejected.

The conversation in the aftermath of it.

The repression in the aftermath was brutal.

And so the complex stayed until the postwar division of Germany, when the new Communist landlords completed its construction and put it to use.