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Meaning of "inter-war"
inter-war (adjective): Referring to the period between two wars, especially the period between World War I and World War II. It is commonly used in historical contexts to describe events, developments, or trends during this timeframe
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The inter-war years were ones of mediocrity.
It remained in service during the inter-war period.
In the inter-war years they came in two types.
It has been in operation since the inter-war period.
Some inter-war architects developed this approach further.
Rise in power during the inter-war period.
The inter-war period was the prime of the factory.
This is certainly true of the inter-war period.
In the inter-war years the institution made continued progress.
People always get their inter-war presidents mixed up.
It is also a demonstration of popular taste in the inter-war period.
Defence spending in the inter-war years reflected this priority.
It reflects public amateur practice as of the inter-War period.
In the inter-war period he became renowned as an expert on tropical medicine.
It has been seen as a major example of inter-war social housing.
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During the inter-war period the senate met in five convocations.
Their stone portals were reconstructed in the inter-war period.
In the inter-war years the general synod convened five times.
He held a number of cabinet posts during the inter-war years.
The inter-war period was an era of prolific strategic thinking and writing.
Sweden had very few tanks in the inter-war era.
During the inter-war period there was again very little legislative development.
Scott continued working on churches during the inter-war years.
The spread of telepathy in the inter-war period and its influence on surrealism.
The term batman replaced this in the inter-war years.
In the inter-war period, there was a continuous increase in the powers of the president.
Romania reached its zenith during the inter-war period.
The four inter-war forts are in varying states of preservation, though all may be visited.
It is in harmony with the mad years of the inter-war period.
Details of the fort during the inter-war years are sketchy and controversial.
Gandhian criticism of machinery intrigues much in the inter-war period.
During the inter-war years, the machine gun battalions had been deemed unnecessary.
Tank design gradually improved in the inter-war period also.
During the inter-war period the command was scaled down to non-operational status.
He ranks as one of the finest dramatic tenors of the inter-war period.
In the inter-war period, efforts were made to restore the splendor of the devastated mansion.
Jewish cultural life reached its peak in the inter-war period.
As a result, the inter-war years were characterised by limited equipment and reduced manning levels.
They flew a wide variety of aircraft during the inter-war period.
The surrealist painters of the inter-war period would paint while listening to famous singers.
These two competed for power throughout the inter-war period.
Mountbatten spent the inter-war period pursuing his naval career, where he specialised in communications.
High unemployment plagued union activists throughout the inter-war years.
It came out of the inter-war years in America.
She offers an original extension of her analysis to the inter-war period.
The inter-war period had been dominated by Conservatives.
He held the job for almost the whole inter-war period.
The inter-war years saw an unprecedented blooming of Flemish.
The genre was extremely popular in the inter-war years of the twentieth century.
He turned particularly against the emerging middle class of the inter-war period.
