Photos: Chornobyl’s ‘liquidators’ return 40 years after nuclear disaster
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In Pictures Chornobyl’s surviving ‘liquidators’ return 40 years after nuclear disaster About 600,000 soldiers, firefighters, engineers, miners and medics cleaned up after the explosion of the Soviet Union’s Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
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What happened
In Pictures Chornobyl’s surviving ‘liquidators’ return 40 years after nuclear disaster About 600,000 soldiers, firefighters, engineers, miners and medics cleaned up after the explosion of the Soviet Union’s Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant.
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