Phrases with «postwar reconstruction»

"Postwar reconstruction" refers to the process of rebuilding and restoring a country after a war has ended. It involves repairing damaged infrastructure, homes, and institutions, as well as addressing economic, social, and political challenges that arise from the destruction caused by the war. Full definition

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Sentences with «postwar reconstruction»

The car — a symbol of postwar reconstruction in Italy — was driven to Poland, where it is now currently produced. (theseenjournal.org)
For the UK, this situation was brought about by a macroeconomic focus on postwar reconstruction and full employment, along with a need to maintain a steady balance of payments under the terms of the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system - a set of economic priorities that survived from 1945 until 1971. (politics.co.uk)
These countries saw the opportunity for a new international system after World War II that would draw on the lessons of the previous gold standards and the experience of the Great Depression and provide for postwar reconstruction. (federalreservehistory.org)
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Phrases with «postwar reconstruction»

Sentences with «postwar reconstruction»

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