Chernobyl Radiation Exposure Reaches 8.4 Million
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“the danger to health and the reasons why it happened were still being covered up by the authorities. People had long been reassured that the plant was safe.”
“да, во время трагедии на Чернобыльской АЭ спасали, они потом всю жизнь...”
“the announcement was still not the whole truth the extent of the radiation released the danger to health and the reasons why it happened were still being covered up by the authorities.”
“He said it was quote, being covered up by the authorities. People had long been reassured that the plant was safe.”
“the nuclear expert Oleg Nemets had previously visited Chernobyl and said on a newsreel that he could, quote, completely declare that it is completely out of the question that a nuclear power plant could explode.”
“the danger to health and the reasons why it happened were still being covered up by the authorities.”
“If she was now three months pregnant, her unborn child had been exposed to all that radiation during the disaster. In the Soviet Union, the decision was made that all pregnant women from Pripyat should”
“If she was now three months pregnant, her unborn child had been exposed to all that radiation during the disaster. In the Soviet Union, the decision was made that all”
“If Chernobyl had been an example of Soviet nuclear progress, then it couldn't be allowed to become an illustration of Soviet incompetence. The world must see they had it under control. They did admit officially, however, that only 31 people had died in the so-called accident.”
“They did admit officially however that only 31 people had died in the so-called accident. We felt really angry that we learned everything so late.”
“If she was now three months pregnant, her unborn child had been exposed to all that radiation during the disaster. In the Soviet Union, the decision was made”
“In the Soviet Union, the decision was made that all pregnant women from Pripyat should have an abortion. We had a slogan in the Soviet Union.”
“Nearly a fortnight after the fire in the Chernobyl nuclear reactor, it's clear that the reactor is still burning. There's a growing sense of urgency in the Soviet Union about the attempts by thousands of people to contain it.”
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