war generation

He belonged to the war generation, the one ahead of me, and I did not know him very well.

When I was born, thirty years later, my father had once again become part of the post war generation.

From the late 1960s the post war generation gained political influence.

That was thrift for the war generation and long afterwards.

The Great War generation has almost gone, but there are plenty more to take their place.

Europe appears unable to stop these millions from coming and taking the jobs opening up as the war generation passes away.

The Lyrics in the works of artists of the war generation.

With the present changes, most of the Korean War generation is retiring.

But away from that I see her as part of the war generation and as a clever working class woman with no opportunities.

Most of the war generation experienced two crippling hyperinflations within 24 years.

Many war generation Torontonians courted their future partners in this building.

The Civil War generation had the contest in blood.

The immediate post war generations were more trusting of leaders and experts in general than those who grew up between the wars.

But it is, perhaps, the final passing of the First World War generation that we should particularly remember today.

Experimental animals that escaped during a world-wide war generations ago," reported the other. "

That is the challenge thrown down to our inexperienced, postcold war generation of politicians in the West.

One war generation will be separated from another by the character of its wars: there are good wars and bad ones.

And what was true for the war generation was even truer for its children.

The items come from other traders or from family members who discover the objects in the homes of the war generation when they pass away.

He belonged already to the war generation.

The age demographic of Canada will also be a significant factor, as the post war generation approaches retirement age.

Maybe that’s how the war generation survived.

Originated from the 60´s, the Hippie was a product of the American anti- war generation.

The war generation wasted nothing and always saved for the future, convinced that catastrophe lurked around every corner.