demobilization

The demobilization in Austria collided with the desintagration of the Empire, so it was even more chaotic than the German one.

Heck, detachment and demobilization to reduce resistance to arbitrary exercise of power is a big part of what you are being manipulated for.

Big companies who made a fortune producing weapons to defeat the Axis worked hard to prevent a meaningful postwar demobilization by the US.

The Japanese would handle the demobilization of their armies, and 3.

Don't challenge the status quo or face reprecussions (fine, demobilization, banned).

Another roughly 2 million men in cramped demobilization camps in Europe.

With regards to bank demobilization here is an interesting article.

It sounds like it was an upper-class women's item, then a military officer's item, then demands of trench warfare mad them an enlistedman's item, and demobilization finally erased the gender coding.

We rubbed the unproductivity of it in their face, kicked the market wide open to fire sales and mass demobilization… these humiliations create resentment, and you never know who’s the more spitefully determined.

As economic forces and preparations for conflict are set in motion, they create a momentum that increases the costs of demobilization and makes peace harder to maintain, leading to a self-fulfilling prophecy of war.

There is relevant literature discussing the high costs of demobilization *before* a hot war sets in, specifically in terms of the preparation and shifting of an economy toward wartime conditions even before active combat begins.

We rubbed the unproductivity of it in their face, kicked the market wide open to fire sales and mass demobilization I'm not familiar with this; can you elaborate or link me to something?

The Taliban killed approximately zero Iraqis (you may be confusing al-Qaeda with the Taliban, and the group that after the war temporarily adopted the name “al-Qaeda in Iraq”, before becoming the Islamic State—that erupted into a major force because of the American mismanagement of the post-invasion occupation, most notably the almost entirely unmanaged demobilization of the security services—with al-Qaeda itself.

Demobilization is,if you want to call that, the return ticket of all these young people taking their trips to the western front.

Demobilization is somewhere between inconsistent and nonexistent.