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Robert Knoth. Certificate no. 000358/
Nuclear devastation in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, Belarus, the Urals and Siberia
- Schilt (not)
- by Antoinette de Jong
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Publisher | Schilt (not) |
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ISBN | 9789053304921 |
Author(s) | Antoinette de Jong |
Publication date | March 2010 |
Edition | Hardback |
Dimensions | 300 x 240 mm |
Illustrations | 129 duotone ill. |
Pages | 192 |
Language(s) | Eng. ed. |
Description
The Certificate no. 000358/ project has covered four locations in the former Soviet Union where major nuclear accidents or atomic testing have taken place. It shows how millions have to live with the social, environmental and economic consequences and of course with the detrimental effects of these disasters on their health. On the 20th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Robert Knoth stressed that Chernobyl was by no means exceptional: it was just another example in a series of devastating nuclear accidents that have taken place in the last 45 years in the former Soviet Union. Certificate no. 000358/ is above all a story about those in power, the military and scientists, and how they allow the most horrific experiments to take place, with disastrous consequences for the native population.
Robert Knoth. Certificate no. 000358/