After the Bolsheviks came to power, Trotsky became the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs and published the secret treaties previously signed by the Triple Entente that detailed plans for post-war reallocation of colonies and redrawing state borders.

During the post-war decades only a handful of books of any literary merit were published each year in Canada, and Canadian literature was viewed as an appendage to British and American writing.

Jones ' epic poem In Parenthesis, which deals with his experience of World War I, was published in 1937, though he too belongs more to the post-war era, as does another Swansea poet Vernon Watkins ( 1906 – 67 ).

David Jones also first published in the late 1930s, yet he too belongs more to the post-war era.

" In the post-war years it published some of the most memorable images of events in the United States and the world.

In 1966 author John D. Davies published a biography of Baker, where he noted a relative of Baker's could not see a future for him in the post-war world.

In the south of France, Georges Goudon published numerous folded sheets of fables in the post-war period.

During the last years of his life, Bryce served at the International Court at The Hague, supported the establishment of the League of Nations and published a book about Modern Democracy in 1921 that was rather critical of post-war democracy ; specifically, he strongly opposed the new right to vote for women.

During the post-war existence of Greater Romania, Piteşti was a regional cultural center, notably hosting the 1928-1929 series of the magazine Kalende ( published in cooperation by literary critics Vladimir Streinu, Şerban Cioculescu, Pompiliu Constantinescu and Tudor Şoimaru ).

Grundlagen kollektiven Verhaltens ( The Inability to Mourn: Principles of Collective Behaviour ), first published in 1967, discussing why the Holocaust, the war crimes, and the sentiment of guilt on the offender's part were not dealt with adequately in post-war German society.

A deliberate provocation ) first published in 1965 that deals with the societal and psychological consequences of urban planning and architecture in post-war Germany.

He became a supporter of the Air Service in their post-war quest for independence from the Army and supported that effort, in part, with the publication of his wartime experiences titled, An Explorer in the Air Service published in 1920 by Yale University Press.

Encouraged by Edmund Wilson, who published Jarrell's criticism in The New Republic, Jarrell quickly became a fiercely humorous critic of fellow poets, but in the post-war period, his criticism began to change, showing a more positive emphasis.

First published in Paris, the novel is set in Dublin, Ireland, in post-war 1947.

Manning's first post-war novel, Artist Among the Missing, an evocative account of life in the Middle East, was published in 1949, and received mixed reviews.

In 1966, he published a biography of Traven, in which he claimed that the books signed with the pen name B. Traven ( including the post-war ones ) had been written by Ret Marut.

Pollard became a professional writer post-war and published more than 60 books, fiction and non-fiction.

As the CRB regained its peacetime footing, the first post-war edition of the Commodity Year Book was published in 1947.

It was the first newspaper published in the US sector in occupied Germany and the second newspaper in post-war Germany.

In May 1942 the committee published a Nine Point Plan on which it had agreed, calling for works councils and the publication of post-war plans for the provision of full and free education, employment and a civilized standard of living for everyone.

In exile in London ( and later New York ), Sturzo published over 400 articles ( published posthumously under the title Miscellanea Londinese ) critical of fascism, and later the post-war Christian Democrats in Italy.

In 1991 he published Nỗi buồn chiến tranh ( original title-Thân phận của tình yêu ; My destiny of Love ), a work of literature that in the English Version laid the international foundation of the new wave of post-war Vietnamese authors, most of whom have found safe haven outside Vietnam, although the Sorrow's author Bao Ninh has preferred to remain in Vietnam.

Gross ' Fear-Anti-Semitism in Poland after Auschwitz, which deals with antisemitism and violence against Jews in post-war Poland was published in the United States in 2006 and had received praise in the United States ; its Polish version, published in 2008, got mixed media reception re-starting a nationwide debate about antisemitism in Poland during World War II and after.

A feature of the post-war years has been the custom of triennal missions which attempt to explain the gospel to every undergraduate.

1952 Porsche 356 K / 9-1 Prototype In post-war Germany, parts were generally in short supply, so the 356 automobile used components from the Volkswagen Beetle, including its internal combustion engine, transmission, and suspension.

In 1948, what would become to be known as bluegrass emerged as a genre within the post-war country / western-music industry, a period of time characterized now as the golden era or wellspring of " traditional bluegrass.

During this post-war period, the Beetle had superior performance in its category with a top speed of and 0 – 100 km / h ( 0 – 60 mph ) in 27. 5 seconds with fuel consumption of 6. 7 l / 100 km ( 36 mpg ) for the standard engine.

The original model that produced just and had a top speed of only ( even the fastest of the later models struggled to ) was unsuited to the expanding post-war US freeway network, and was never widely accepted in North America, unlike the Volkswagen Beetle, which was designed with Autobahns in mind and could reach speeds of over 115 km / h ( and later versions were faster still ).

On the night of July 24 / 25, 1943, a German U-boat fired at least three shells to attack the " Ethyl-Dow Chemical Company " plant at " Kure's Beach " ( post-war: Kure Beach ), but instead hit the Cape Fear River.

In the immediate post-war years, Handley Page modified a number of O / 400's to passenger use, which they flew on the London-Paris route as Handley Page Transport.

After significant post-war losses to American productions in market-share / competition, Gaumont experienced the subsequent business reversals of technological change ( the advent of sound ) and financial depression, and was eventually merged with Franco-Film Aubert in the early 1930s.

An estimated 14 percent of idle land was redistributed through this program, much of which had been abandoned during the post-war urban migration and / or purchased by large bauxite companies.

* Junkers EF 140, bomber / reconnaissance, forward sweep, completed post-war in USSR.

Although tape and other technical advances dramatically improved audio quality of commercial recordings in the post-war years, the basic constraints of the electro-mechanical mastering process remained, and the inherent physical limitations of the main commercial recording media — the 78 rpm disc and the later 7-inch 45 rpm single and the 33-1 / 3 rpm LP record — meant that the audio quality, dynamic range, and running time of master discs were still limited compared to later media such as the compact disc.

From the 1940s to the 1960s, the period of Shōwa nationalism and the post-war economic miracle, the push for the standardization of regional languages / dialects reached its peak.

The USAAF World War II-era SCR-578 ( and the similar post-war AN / CRT-3 ) survival radio transmitters carried by aircraft on over-water operations were given the nickname " Gibson Girl " because of their " hourglass " shape.

Some trackside structures on the south-east side of the North Circular Road which were visible until at least the 1980s were suggestive of the existence of platforms on a separate site further along the line towards Euston ; however, 1920s Ordnance Survey maps show the same location occupied by the original and current / post-war stations.

Whereas Big Band / Swing music placed the primary emphasis on the orchestration, post-war / early 50 ’ s era Pop focused on the song ’ s story and / or the emotion being expressed.

Stockport were eliminated from the 1945 / 46 FA Cup in the first round after a 3 – 2 aggregate loss to Rochdale The first post-war league season ( 1946 / 47 ) saw Stockport finish 4th in Division 3 ( North ) with 24 wins and 50 points

Not only did the change ultimately increase the nation's interest payments by £ 100 million / year but it meant interest rates were higher throughout the economy during the post-war depression.

* 2 Italian COS. MO. S CE2F / X100 post-war torpedo chariots

* CE2F / X100 post-war torpedo chariot

Morin volunteered to reenter active duty, and was assigned to Administrative Support Unit, Bahrain, as Diving Medical Officer / Flight Surgeon during Operation Desert Storm and during the post-war build-down period.

Efforts to increase train set profitability and / or sales by cheaper manufacture ( largely by replacing castings and folded sheet metal with unpainted injected — molded colored plastic ) were largely unsuccessful ; 1957 was Lionel's last profitable post-war year.

During the immediate post-war years the squadron remained a night / all weather fighter unit.