post-war

adjective

1. happening or existing after a war

   the early post-war years

Example Sentences

In the post-war years, the country proved it had the capacity to produce an “economic miracle” against the odds.

From BBC

He left post-war Germany for the American Dream, which he lived in full.

From Salon

Back in the 1990s, the California-as-disaster-epic narrative was tinged with some gloating — a comeuppance for a star-making destination that for decades was America’s post-war wonderland.

From Los Angeles Times

Since the beginning of the year, Gallant raised concerns about the lack of a post-war strategy.

From BBC

"Post-war Glasgow had some of the highest rates in Europe of TB and that was really driven by overcrowding and substandard housing, really poor nutrition after WW2 and air pollution."

From BBC