Conflict, Displacement, and Human Experience: Europe after World War II (1945-1960)

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Across
  1. 6. The rebuilding of countries, communities, and infrastructure after war.
  2. 7. The countries that fought against the Axis powers during WWII.
  3. 10. Related to helping people who are suffering, especially because of war or disaster.
  4. 11. Cruel or unfair treatment of people because of their identity, beliefs, or group membership.
  5. 12. The forced removal of people from a country, often by government order.
  6. 14. Being forced or compelled to leave one's home.
  7. 16. The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, which helped displaced people after WWII.
  8. 17. The process of moving displaced people to a new place where they can permanently live.
Down
  1. 1. Control of a country or territory by a foreign military force.
  2. 2. The confinement of people, usually during wartime, without normal criminal procedures.
  3. 3. The process of returning displaced people to their country of origin.
  4. 4. The movement of people from one place to another.
  5. 5. A person who flees their country because of war, persecution, or serious danger.
  6. 6. A person who returns to their country of origin after being displaced.
  7. 8. A person forced to leave their home because of war, persecution, or conflict.
  8. 9. Having no recognized nationality or citizenship in any country.
  9. 12. A temporary camp where displaced people lived after WWII while waiting for a permanent solution.
  10. 13. The process of returning people to society and helping them rebuild their lives.
  11. 15. Deep emotional or psychological suffering caused by a distressing experience.
  12. 18. The forced removal of people from a place or country.