Sentence examples for then cold war from inspiring English sources
Instead, Cuba was enveloped by a civil war and then cold war politics.
In the era of world wars and then Cold War, Bosch the apocalyptic prophet came to the fore.
In the past Indophobia was part of a colonial and then cold war mindset.
The very first resolution of the United Nations called for controlling nuclear weapons, then Cold War arsenals grew to the equivalent of 200,000 Hiroshima-sized bombs.
Their questions were harsh and their demeanor was cold and foreboding, apropos for the then Cold War time behind the Iron Curtain.
For both countries - who were once Cold War allies and then Cold War adversaries, these meetings signal a new move towards creating an economic and strategic access that bypasses the United States, and that alone is part of the appeal.
But when this debate is taking place in a global context, a context in which the facts about India and Pakistan have already been convoluted by decades of colonial and then cold-war misperceptions, especially in the United States (I highly recommend Andrew Rotter's Comrades at Odds on this subject), one cannot assume that the effect of words are the same everywhere.
Alan Brinkley, a history professor at Columbia University and the author of "The End of Reform: New Deal Liberalism in Recession and War," noted, "What sustained the idea of a large and active government for so long was first the Depression, then the war, and then the cold war -- all things that really did require a government response to do things the private sector simply could not do".
It is to distinguish between Germany under National Socialism and the democratic, open Germany that has so remarkably emerged from that war and then the cold war, and which has done much to face its Nazi past.
By then the cold war was over.
