Examples of using Post-war generation in English and their translations into German
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Post-war generation born ca. 1946-55.
You are, I think, the first post-war generation.
Cambodia's post-war generation is very young- 60% of the approximately 14 million Cambodians are under the age of 30.
This was especially true for the post-war generation.
It has been said that the post-war generation was pivotal for Basque literature.
Now you might say: Well, all that was the immediate post-war generation.
Name change: The sixth post-war generation saw the name‘Kadett‘ disappear.
Hi Alex, Of course, today we have more financial security than, for example, the post-war generation.
Insuring that the fourth post-war generation will remember.
I distinguish between Germans oldenough to have played a role in the war, and the post-war generation.
These artists belong to this post-war generation which no longer dreams of superman.
But they already have little brothers and sisters born after that war:the first real post-war generation of Europe.
Hence, from you, from this first post-war generation, I expect honesty and not hypocrisy.
The post-war generation that grew up in Germany and their children are taking over leadership positions in the communities.
Silkscreen is among the favorite ones of the post-war generation of Japanese artists.
Cambodia's post-war generation is very young- of the approximately 14 million inhabitants, 60 percent are under 30 years old.
Engaging with German history: Reactions of the third post-war generation to cinematic representations of the Holocaust.
Today's post-war generations, lacking direct memory of WWII, view Europe's great achievements- liberty, peace, and prosperity- as a given.
Born in 1926 in Klagenfurt,Ingeborg Bachmann is considered one of the most important post-war generation authors to write in German.
The New Germany and its post-war generation felt tempted to recover a reunified, yet lonely, German identity, one with influence in Europe and worldwide.
He provides the reader with a feeling for how the first post-war generation in Germany lived, felt and acted.
Several studies16 indicate that with the ageing, post-war generation in Europe has come a new generation of senior citizens who are healthier, better educated, more financially independent and, at the same time, at risk of poverty.
The financial cost of this crisis- about a third of Turkey's GDP-led to the obliteration of a whole post-war generation of politicians and shoehorned the AKP into power in 2002.
Several studies indicate that with the ageing, post-war generation in Europe has come a new generation of senior citizens who are healthier, better educated and more financially independent, and that the differences between generations of older people will become ever more marked.
This problem occurs in all the Member States andwill become increasingly acute in the years to come as the post-war generation of businessmen reaches retirement age.
Today on behalf of the Parliament I acknowledge and salute that illustrious post-war generation of the pioneers of European integration: in paying tribute to their indelible achievements, we today pledge our own energies as a directly elected European Parliament and pledge our own commitment to serve the rising generation of Europeans across our entire continent, as we move to embrace the historic and unprecedented enlargement that now awaits us.
This exhibition and particularly Spacal's magic realism,(an independent exhibition of his work was mounted by the Moderna galerija in 1955)had a strong influence on the post-war generation of Slovene visual artists.
Sibin Djordjević(1926-2013) and Milena Stanković Djordjević(1924-2015) belonged to the first post-war generation of students that graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Belgrade/Yugoslavia, in 1950.
For the struggle of a small group of independent young filmmakers for self-determination in the face of the hegemony of an older generation of financiallysolvent producers, was in fact a conflict between the first post-war generation in Germany and their fathers, who had learned their craft working for the film industry during the Third Reich.
