postrevolutionary

Culture became the most important arena for political struggle in the postrevolutionary era.

Postrevolutionary politics and development had finally completely replaced the era of violent revolution.

Their aim was to become instant experts on a nation in postrevolutionary turmoil and to make a play about what they saw.

Power in postrevolutionary Mexico was up for grabs, the rules of the game complicated and subject to change without notice.

That was the critical postrevolutionary question, perhaps more important than any single issue being debated, even the fate of the cable.

They met in Paris, where she was living after her escape from postrevolutionary Russia.

In the later novel conditions have changed, but the representatives of the postrevolutionary generation are morally little better than Julian.

The film, released in March, is a coming-of-age story about an adolescent boy during the political backlash of the postrevolutionary 1920's.

Lincoln is less interested in the postrevolutionary era.

So much for General Sax in the postrevolutionary world.

In the first postrevolutionary elections in 1956, the population of eligible voters increased from approximately 200,000 to nearly 1 million.

Intellectual circles in postrevolutionary Iran can be classified into the following categories:

Unlike China, postrevolutionary Vietnam has respected and maintained this tradition without interruption.

And yet the next four years remained as difficult for the emerging Mexican postrevolutionary state as the previous years had been.

Never before had the postrevolutionary elite and its foreign supporters enjoyed so much influence over the political opinions of its citizens.

Cultural innovations such as cheap periodicals, radio, and cinema received an enthusiastic welcome in postrevolutionary Mexico.

They started the postrevolutionary circus together.

The bloody Cristero rebellion that followed lasted three years and drained the reserves of the postrevolutionary state.

The postrevolutionary order empowered a new class of well-read notables, to which Tocqueville belonged.

He served as the Qazvin representative at the first postrevolutionary Majlis from 1980 to 1984.

What is the postrevolutionary dream?

We postrevolutionary citizens have our own two, or three, bodies, our own wobbly crowns.

It also provides a pleasant refuge among the shades of a more elegant era, namely the 1830's, when postrevolutionary France was exercising its influence.

A perceived lack of tradition or authenticity, then, has been another long-standing critique of Mexican mass culture in the postrevolutionary era.

Stories like these appealed strongly to Mexican audiences because they resonated with the difficulties, dangers, and pleasures of postrevolutionary life.