The National Museum “Chernobyl”is a multifunctional institution combining scientific, cultural and educational activity with a modern museum and archive, documenting,preservingand conveying the history of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster as the most severe radioecological disaster of the XX century. The after-effects of it have no analogy and differ from other natural or manmade catastrophes. These are still the issues of contemporaneity and, unfortunately, of the generation to come.
The Museum opened to the public on April 26, 1992,in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, from a hundred kilometers ofthe epicenter of the disaster.
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Stu Richards
Rada Scherwey
Татьяна Донец
Bernhard L
Ren Belikov
Дмитрий Хозарев
James Vail
Tomasz Radecki
Инкогнито
Іван Крашевський
Анастасия Туровец
Paul Ilves
Олександра Шевчук