Chernobyl tragedy history Archives - Page 3 of 13

Chernobyl: “They were called “white suicide bombers”. None of them survived … ”

On April 26, 1986, the largest man-made accident in the history of mankind took place in Chernobyl. The fourth reactor of the Chernobyl

Chernobyl as a diagnosis

Paraphrasing a well-known expression, we can claim: “Chernobyl has a beginning, Chernobyl has no end”. We still feel the consequences of the tragedy

Corruption Zone: who needs Chernobyl forests?

The Chernobyl exclusion zone is 260,000 hectares of land, 70% of which are forests. Clearing and selling them has long been a business,

The 216th radio call sign: Chernobyl suicide crew

“… 34 years have passed since the Chernobyl disaster. This fall, 75 years will pass since the end of World War II… Both

“Let the CPSU be at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant!”

In 1989, the veil of official silence began to gradually subside in the country of victorious socialism, the USSR. It was the veil

The military commissariat said: “You are heading to Chernobyl”

Spring was blooming, filled with the smells of new life. No one knew that it would forever be inscribed in the history of

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

Chernobyl

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

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 –

Chernobyl: a chain reaction of crime

The bitter Chernobyl bells do not stop. No one came to terms with this date, no one got used to it, neither in