Diseases flourished in the chaotic wartime conditions.

Treaties containing express provisions on wartime applicability

Jewish brutality relieved the burden of wartime guilt.

Zainab Salbi Women, wartime and the dream of peace

But, as in wartime, one hopes these effects are temporary.

Neat binary concepts like peacetime and wartime are no longer viable.

Wartime provincial coordinators continue to manage customs operations in these areas.

I mention that because, in Poland, my wartime fate was typical.

During wartime, there is no place you can easily buy a Christmas tree.

All training reflects the role that the fighters will perform in operations and wartime.

More than 80 of these losses were the direct result of purges rather than wartime conflict.

Myths about his wartime heroism and divine status soon followed, and a cult of personality was established.

His Belgian colleague, Filip Dewinter, represents a Flemish nationalist party tainted by wartime collaboration with the Nazis.

Yet the perpetrators of wartime mass rape and other forms of sexual violence usually are not prosecuted.

A study of Japanese wartime media representations of the submarine component of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

One of the remaining problems, aside from the fugitives, is the missing wartime archives of Republika Srpska.

On January 18th, 2016, Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geageapublicly endorsed his wartime rival Michel Aoun s candidacy for president.

In February 1942 in Japan, laws were passed establishing the Wartime Finance Bank and the Southern Development Bank.

It was the first time since their ruinous wartime defeat that Germans were able to feel proud of themselves.

The reference is obviously seen as a comparison between the wartime government and the current government of Lucas Papademos.

For the period 1992 to 1995, the report falls short of substantial data, the related period being the wartime.

Exacerbating existing tensions, they can result in support for extremists or encourage patterns of voting that reflect wartime allegiances.

Katyn was also the occasion for the Soviets to break off relations with Poland s wartime government in exile in London.

The vitality of FCN treaties during wartime is not limited to the modern era or to decisions of international tribunals.

Athens News reports about a suicide note found on the victim, where reportedly he compared the present Greek government to wartime collaborationists

Moreover, general support is provided for units participating in international operations in peacetime, as well as all units in crisis and wartime.

When this wartime speech was published in 1946, the Australian government asked if the British government still intended to conduct the inquiry.

They are not alone with this legacy leaders of rival political units and different sides should also be defined by their wartime crimes.

A main theme of the day was that memories of the hardship of war appear to be disappearing as the wartime generation ages

Wartime production During the time of the First World War, manufacturing processes typically became more complex with larger numbers of workers being supervised.

That August, construction workers in Qiqihar mistakenly ruptured mustard gas canisters left from the wartime Japanese occupation, injuring dozens and killing at least one.

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA Winston Churchill once said that, in wartime, truth was so precious that it needed to be surrounded by a bodyguard of lies.

The 1940s and the wartime period saw an increase in the number of executions, including the first executions of women since the 19th century.

Instead of feeling the pinch of wartime privations, like in any ordinary country, American consumers are binging as if it were Christmas all year round.

CANBERRA Japan is again alienating its neighbors and driving its friends to despair over the issue of accepting responsibility for its wartime aggression and atrocities.

He was the first person ever to receive the award three times, and he is the only Soviet soldier to be awarded this during wartime.

That number has grown over the years, as Soviet officials broadened the definition of wartime deaths to mean total population loss, rather than direct military casualties.

Japan, the old wartime enemy, has been outmaneuvered repeatedly, and a soft touch made South Koreans and Southeast Asians feel relatively comfortable with China s increasing power.

Wartime losses The war was fought in large part on French soil, with 1.4 million French dead including civilians, and four times as many military casualties.

The experience of wartime inflations and de facto defaults in the twentieth century made the theme of responsible finance a crucial part of a new European consensus.

Unfortunately, the Japanese government, despite much circumstantial and even documentary evidence supplied by Japanese historians, now chooses to deny the wartime regime s responsibility for this ghastly project.

While large deficits are usually undesirable, sometimes they can be benign or even desirable, such as in recession, wartime, or when used to finance productive public investment.

AMSTERDAM Truth is often said to be the first casualty in wartime. But if the real truth is told, it is women who are the first casualties.

During wartime, mail from the front is often opened and offending parts blanked or cut out, and civilian mail may be subject to much the same treatment.

Wartime inflation destroyed stability in the Russian empire in 1917, as farmers, worried about the declining value of their money, hoarded their output and let the cities starve.