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Is Lenin guilty of the explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant named after Lenin?

A familiar picture for most major Ukrainian cities, especially on the eve of the next anniversary of the Chernobyl tragedy, is modern photo

I’m going to the zone for thrills

In fact, the Chernobyl zone has been penetrating a black hole in the heart of Ukraine f or 30 years. The explosion at

The accident on ChNPP: we’re not the first – we’re not the last

It is no secret today that the Soviet government tried in 1986 in every possible way to hide the terrible accident at the

Kupovatoe: the roots of the uncertainty of the Chernobyl settlers

This material is the result of a study of the social memory of the residents of the village of Kupovatoe, which is part

Chernobyl

Not much has been said about Chernobyl — books have been written, documentaries and feature films have been shot, international scientific discourses are

Events that cannot be erased in memory, heroes cannot be forgotten …

For more than thirty years, it has been separating us from the terrible tragedy that claimed lives and mutilated fates, caused enormous material

“…I have 43 x-rays: can I be healthy?”

Any event, even the most tragic, that has ever happened in world history, is gradually forgotten. Only the memories of their direct participants

Coronovirus COVID-19, like Chernobyl-86, is an ongoing challenge to humanity

Our memory is very short: just a little over 30 years ago we were at the epicenter of the largest technological disaster in

Memories of the “biorobot”: myths and the truth about volunteers at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant

From the memoirs of Andrei Kulish, the Colonel and veteran of the Armed Forces: “… Have you ever heard that, knowing at least

Medical assistance: we work from wheels

The technological disaster in Chernobyl has no analogues in its scale. Radiation infection of the Ukrainian territory amounted to 54.6 thousand km2 –