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Post-war

A post-war or postwar period is the period immediately following the end of a war. The term usually refers to a varying period of time after World War II, which ended in 1945. A post-war period can become an "interwar period" or "interbellum", when a war between the same or mostly similar parties resumes at a later date (such as the period between World…

Art, Post–World War II in the United Kingdom & Overview

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Post–World War II in the United Kingdom

Pop ArtPostmodernismAvant-garde musicFunctionalismBrutalism
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WarWorld War IIThe periodWorld War ICapitalist
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Post–World War II in the United States

Post–Cold War eraFall of CommunismPresent day
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related to Post–World War II in the United Kingdom · 13
Post-war → British Empire, Clement Attlee, Conservative, Hardships, In, It, Its, Later, Margaret Thatcher, National Health Service, Pop Art, These, United Kingdom
related to Chronology of the post–World War II era · 7
Post-war → Cold War, Communism, Considering, December, Some, Soviet Union, The

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war period united cold due end states south world 1950s vietnam ii communist rationing north term era soviet union nuclear

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continued functionalisminstance ofIts movements0.80text
brutalism were overtaken by theinstance ofIts movements0.80text
definitively raucousinstance ofIts movements0.80text
counterculture of the 1960sinstance ofIts movements0.80text
dominating as the decade wore oninstance ofIts movements0.80text
postmodernisminstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
minimalism.politicallyinstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
economicallyat its broadestinstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
is the period from the election of Clement Attlee in 1945 general election to that of Margaret Thatcher in the 1979 general electioninstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
the so-called post-war consensus.at its narrowestinstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
usually with precise or contextual qualifiersinstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text
it is the war's direct aftermathinstance ofLater resurgences to its stress on quite basic forms were common0.80text

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