post-war

adjective

1. happening or existing after a war

   the early post-war years

Example Sentences

He used these markers as a platform to introduce new type of art market to post-war Japan.

From The Daily Beast

Many of the great bills of the post-war era emerged from those sessions.

From The Daily Beast

His inheritance, which ran to millions of Deutschmarks, was worth only pennies after the raging post-war inflation.

From The Daily Beast

It was the first time in post-war Japan that such arrests had been made.

From The Daily Beast

He remains the longest-serving post-war prime minister by a wide margin.

From The Daily Beast

All the great industries were absorbing men, striving to be first in the field of post-war production.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet prices and taxes were low enough to excite the envy of the harassed post-war householder.

From Project Gutenberg

His rise to national prominence as economist for the post-war Administrator of President Drayton in 1966.

From Project Gutenberg

He thought back, remembering the rash of post-war scandals and profit-gouging trials, the anti-trust trials.

From Project Gutenberg

The failure lay in the mental and moral condition of the degraded post-war audience.

From Project Gutenberg