Below is a list in order of relevance to your search query. This 5 page paper argues that Britain has not truly lost strength after the war, as many suggest, but rather experienced a perceptual shift due to a new world order and economic conditions. Several points are made, including the fact that Britain's experience with censorship during the war actually made the country stronger. Bibliography lists 5 sources. The presence of an ever-growing 'European Community' is stressed.
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The author discusses this in terms of the class system devised by Plato and concludes with a correlation between the Greek experience and today's worldwide poverty problem as handled by 'terrorist' resistance groups and world leaders. Bibliography cites 11 sources. This 9 page paper considers the role of the second world war in the collapse of the British Empire. Examples of India, Zimbabwe and Australia are used to demonstrate the different perspectives. The effect of the war on European nations is discussed.